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(to) branch out, английский
(to) bridge i., английский
Замыкать
(to) connect, английский
Преобразовать
(to) double photoresist, английский
Нанесение двойного слоя фоторезиста
(to) evaporate metallic reflector, английский
Напылять металлическое зеркало
(to) plot, английский
Faire un graphique
(to) plot, английский
(to) populate energy level, английский
Заполнять энергетический уровень
(to) produce white dn, английский
Получать белый
(to) return, английский
Подключать
(to) seep, английский
Percoler
(to) seep, английский
(to) shrink sleeving color coded, английский
Обозначать цветами и гофрированием
(to) simulate on digital computer, английский
Моделировать на цифровой эвм
(to) slurry, английский
Разжижать
(to) равняться, русский
Wear, английский
- The attrition or rubbing away of the surface of a material as a result of mechanical action.
- Износ
- See weir.—to wear. (see veer.)
- [1] to use habitually for clothing (a coat), adornment (medals), or assistance (glasses). [2] to cause to deteriorate by use or attrition (wear out). [3] to go about with the stern presented to the wind (wear ship). [4] rn ships “wear” their flags, whereas usn ships “display” them, and merchantmen “fly” or “carry” them. wear ship!: command for a sailing vessel to pass her stern through the wind to bring it to the other side and thus change course. a square-rigger usually wears, but a fore-and-after almost always tacks (passes her bow through the wind) instead.
- Физический износ
- See erosion; rat’s tooth principle; wear, adhesive; wear, fretting. wear, adhesive: degradation of a surface by microwelding and consequent fracture due to the sliding of one surface against another. see also tarasov etching technique. compare fretting. wear, fretting: surface degradation by microwelding and microfractures caused over extended periods by light loads and vibration without material deformation. also called chafing, friction oxidation and wear oxidation. see also cocoa; red mud. compare brinelling; galling; spalling.
Wear (wore, worn), английский
Wear adjuster, английский
Device to take up lining or pad wear in brakes. see also automatic wear adjuster. wearing
Wear and tear, английский
- The normal use which affects an organ a heart has to stand a lot of wear and tear. the wear and tear of a strenuous job has begun to affect his heart.
- The decay and deterioration of the hull, spars, sails, ropes, and other stores of a ship in the course of a voyage.
- Decline in value through the ordinary use of an asset. income tax systems usually allow deductions in calculating the profits of a business using buildings, plant and machinery which are subject to wear and tear in the course of the business.
- Износ
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