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Abrasion eolienne
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Дефляция, русский
- Изъятие из обращения части избыточной денежной массы, выпущенной в период инфляции, сопровождаемое общим снижением уровня цен в стране.
- (от позднелат . deflatio - сдувание) (развевание), разрушение рыхлых горных пород и почв под действием ветра; наиболее резко проявляется в пустынях.
- , уменьшение денежной массы в обращении путем изъятия части избыточных, по сравнению с потребностями денежного обращения, бумажных денег. проводится в целях борьбы с инфляцией путем повышения налогов, учетной ставки банков, сокращения бюджетных расходов, стимулирования сокращения кредитов, роста сбережений и т. д.
- Искусственное изъятие из обращения части избыточной денежной массы. проводится правительствами с целью снижения темпов инфляции
- Развеивание и выдувание ветром тонких продуктов разрушения горных пород
- Выдувание и развеивание ветром тонкого песчаного и мелкозернистого материала.
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Abrase, to, английский
To dubb or smooth planks.
Abraser, английский
Abrasif, французский
Abrasion, английский
- A general wearing away of a surface by constant scratching, usually due to the presence of foreign matter such as dirt, grit, or metallic particles in the lubricant. it may also cause a break down of the material (such as the tooth surfaces of gears). lack of proper lubrication may result in abrasion.
- Abrasión
- A surface discontinuity caused by roughening or scratching.
- A condition in which the surface of the skin has been rubbed off by a rough surface and bleeds comment: as the intact skin is an efficient barrier to bacteria, even minor abrasions can allow infection to enter the body and thus should be cleaned and treated with an antiseptic.
- The rubbing off or wearing away of the parts of a rock, or of the soil, by the impinging and friction of other bodies.
- A small scratch on a diamond’s surface.
- Scrape.
Abrasion, французский
Abrasion hardness, английский
Hardness expressed in quantitative terms or numbers indicating the degree to which a substance resists being worn away by frictional contact with an abrasive material, such as silica or carborundum grits. also called abrasion resistance, wear resistance. compare scratch hardness.
Abrasion index, английский
Abrasion mark, английский
An area where a fabric has been damaged by friction.
Abrasion marks, английский
Abrasion resistance, английский
- The ability of a surface to resist being worn away or to maintain its original appearance when rubbed with another object.
- Износостойкость
- The powder coating is not scratched due to mechanical stress (by cardboard, paper, etc.)
- The ability of a fiber or fabric to withstand surface wear and rubbing.
- Ability of a fiber, yarn, or fabric to maintain physical properties or appearance despite surface friction. act performance guidelines: in order to make fabric specification easier, act member companies adopted a body of popular tests that measure important performance criteria (abrasion, flame resistance, wet and dry crocking, etc.) for fabrics in the contract interiors market. www.contracttextiles.org american association of textile chemists and colorists (aatcc): the world’s largest society devoted to the advancement of textile chemists, particularly in textile wet processing. www.aatcc.org
Abrasion resistance index, английский
A measure of the abrasion resistance of a vulcanized material or synthetic rubber compound relative to that of a standard rubber compound under specified conditions.
Abrasion soldering, английский
Abrasion-resistant, английский
Abrasione, итальянский
Abrasiones, испанский
Abrasions, английский
Abrasiones
Abrasive, английский
- Абразив; абразивный
- A material such as silicon carbide, aluminum oxide, silica, cerium oxide, emery or rouge that is used to figure, shape, or finish optical elements. abrasives differ from polishing materials mainly in particle size.
- A substance used in friction process, such as grinding or polishing.
- A hard substance for removing material by grinding, lapping, honing, and polishing. common abrasives include silicon carbide, boron carbide, diamond, emery, garnet, quartz, tripoli, pumice, diatomite, metal shot, grit, and various sands; usually adhered to paper or cloth.
- A hard substance having the ability to grind away the surface of a material against which it is rubbed, as the quartz fragments produced by the cutting action of a diamond bit in drilling a borehole in a siliceous rock abrade bit matrices and drill-string equipment.
Abrasive belt, английский
Abrasive blasting, английский
Abrasive blasting respirator, английский
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Absorption phonique, французский
Aboutement, французский
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