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Hydrodynamic wave
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Hydrodynamic, английский
- Гидродинамический
- A shape designed to move efficiently through the water.
Hydrodynamic action of gas, английский
Hydrodynamic analogy, английский
Hydrodynamic bearing, английский
Ищродинамическая опора; гидродинамический подшипник
Hydrodynamic computer codes, английский
Hydrodynamic drag force, английский
Гидродинамическая сила сопротивления (напр., подводного
Hydrodynamic drive, английский
See hydrokinetic transmission,
Hydrodynamic floated integrating accelerometer, английский
Hydrodynamic gyroscope, английский
Hydrodynamic inertia force, английский
Гидродинамическая сила инерции
Hydrodynamic liquid rotor gyro, английский
Hydrodynamic lubrication, английский
- A system of lubrication in which the shape and relative motion of the sliding surfaces causes the formation of a fluid film having sufficient pressure to separate the surfaces.
- A type of lubrication effected solely by the pumping action developed by the sliding of one surface over another in contact with an oil. adhesion to the moving surface draws the oil into the high-pressure area between the surfaces, and viscosity retards the tendency to squeeze the oil out. if the pressure developed by this action is sufficient to completely separate the two surfaces, full-fluid-film lubrication is said to prevail.
- Often referred to as “full film lubricant”; a film of oil or other fluid completely separates moving components under load, thus maintaining low friction and eliminating wear.
Hydrodynamic machining, английский
Hydrodynamic oil rotor bearing, английский
Hydrodynamic permeability, английский
Hydrodynamic pressure, английский
Hydrodynamic reaction, английский
Hydrodynamics, английский
Wave, английский
- A physical activity that rises and then falls periodically as it travels through a medium
- Волна
- A sinusoidal undulation or vibration; a form of movement by which all radiant electromagnetic energy travels.
- A ripple-like irregularity in a lens surface.
- A pulse which occurs twice with each heartbeat
- N волна theory
- Волна; парусная доска типа "вэйв"
- [1] a surface disturbance in the form of a forward-moving ridge-and-trough which does not cause horizontal displacement of the water (see measurement of wind and wave). [2] a line of landing craft or section of an amphibious assault force on its way to the beach. [3] a disturbance, such as a pulse or vibration, which travels through an object, volume of matter, or space itself (e.g., radio wave, sonar wave).
- Женщина, служащая в военно-морском флоте сша
Wave, английский
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Hydrodynamometer, английский
Hydrodynamic computer codes, английский
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