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Launch corridor
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Пусковой «коридор»; допустимый разброс стартовых участков траекторий
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Corridor, английский
- Коридор, узкая зона
- Проход
- See covert-way.
- Коридор
Corridor, английский
Corridor, французский
Corridor - type residential building, английский
Corridor assignment, английский
Назначение [выделение] воздушного коридора
Corridor length, английский
The distance between the fitting cross and the point of full add power on a progressive lens.
Corridor skidding, английский
Logging procedure using cable yarders in which narrow clearcuts are made through a stand. cables are strung in these clear-cut corridors to transport logs from the woods to the landing. between corridors only a portion of the trees in the stand are remove
Corridor system, английский
Corridor train, английский
Поезд, состоящий из вагонов, соединенных тамбурами
Corridor-type -, английский
Улица коридорного типа
Launch, английский
- Пуск, запуск; старт
- Station, augmented пусковая установка для запуска двух или более ракет
- 1. traditionally, a launch was the largest ship`s boat carried by a warship.
- Катер, барказ, моторная лодка; спуск судна
- The largest or long boat of a ship of war. others of greater size for gunboats are used by the french, spaniards, italians, &c., in the mediterranean. a launch being proportionably longer, lower, and more flat-bottomed than the merchantman`s long-boat, is in consequence less fit for sailing, but better calculated for rowing and approaching a flat shore. its principal superiority consists in being much fitter to under-run the cable, lay out anchors, &c., which is a very necessary employment in the harbours of the levant, where the cables of different ships are fastened across each other, and frequently render such operations necessary.
- [1] a large, powered, open boat. [2] the largest pulling or sailing boat of a man-o-war (called the longboat in merchant service). [3] to set a small boat in the water. [4] to float a newly-constructed vessel, usually by sliding it down a slope or slipway. [5] to fire a rocket or torpedo. [6] to catapult an aircraft off a flight deck. [7] to commence a project or expedition. the first two come from the portuguese
- (1) to place a boat in the water; (2) a small boat used to ferry people to and from a larger vessel.
- The activities leading up to and through a product’s release into the marketplace.
- To activate an application program (especially on the macintosh) from the operating system’s user interface.
- To activate an application program from the operating system’s user interface.
Launch, английский
Launch (ing) site, английский
Место пуска, месторасположение стартового [пускового] комплекса; стартовая [пусковая] позиция; стартовый [пусковой] комплекс; стационарная пусковая установка
Launch analysis panel, английский
Пульт предпускового контроля (состояния ракеты)
Launch analyst, английский
Анализатор пуска
Launch analysts console, английский
Пульт анализаторов пуска 327
Launch and missile storage structure, английский
Пусковая установка и склад хранения ракет
Launch area, английский
Пусковая зона; район расположения стартовых позиций; позиционный район; космодром
Launch auxiliary system, английский
Вспомогательная система, используемая при пуске ракеты
Launch azimuth, английский
Азимут (за)- пуска
Launch base area, английский
Ракетная база
Допустимый, русский
Допустимый , возможный, предполагать
Траекторий, русский
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Launch countdown, английский
Отсчет времени перед пуском (ракеты)
Launch complex, английский
Стартовый [пусковой] комплекс
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