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1 гибкость, до которой можно не учитывать эксцентриситеты вследствие ползучести каменной кладки
- value of the slenderness ratio up to which eccentricities due to creep can be neglected
гибкость, до которой можно не учитывать эксцентриситеты вследствие ползучести каменной кладки
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- value of the slenderness ratio up to which eccentricities due to creep can be neglected
Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > гибкость, до которой можно не учитывать эксцентриситеты вследствие ползучести каменной кладки
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2 отличаться друг от друга
•The two figures diverged considerably.
•These products vary in size and value.
•Two signals applied to the phase detector will differ ( from one another) by this phase delay of one symbol.
•The orbits are distinguished geometrically by their eccentricities.
•Scalar quantities differ only in magnitude.
•Individual plants and animals are, usually, physically distinct ( from each other).
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > отличаться друг от друга
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3 при существующем
•At least three comets have orbits with eccentricities so close to unity that, observational errors being what they are, the orbits might be hyperbolic.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > при существующем
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4 эксцентричность
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5 странность
жstrangeness; в поведении, привычках oddity, eccentricity, причуда quirkодна́ из его́ стра́нностей — one of his eccentricities/quirks
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