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Explosion vessel
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Similar to a fireship, but crammed with explosives rather than combustibles. used as early as the 17th century, and as recently as 1942 when the old destroyer hms campbeltown was rammed into the dock at st. nazire and exploded.
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Explose, английский
Exploser, французский
Explosión demográfica, испанский
Explosión nuclear, испанский
Explosión, erupción, испанский
Explosibilis, e, латинский
Explosibility, английский
Взрывоопасность
Explosibility curves, английский
Explosibility limit, английский
Explosible, английский
Explosif (m), французский
Explosifs, французский
Explosimeter, английский
Эксплозиметр (прибор для определения взрывоопасности газовоздушной смеси)
Explosio, onis, f, латинский
Explosion, английский
- Взрыв
- Бурный рост explosion of information "информационный взрыв"
- And prevent the program from reaching a solution in a reasonable time. see also: combinatorial explosion, greedy algorithm.
- The process of determing the total quantities of components needed for a manufactured item.
- The sudden conversion of potential energy (chemical, mechanical, or nuclear) into kinetic energy that produces and violently releases gas.
- This sudden conversion of potential energy (chemical or mechanical) into kinetic energy with the production and release of gases under pressure, or the release of gas under pressure
- Any chemical compound, mixture, or device that functions by explosion.
- Very rapid combustion, characterized by a sonic wavefront and a sudden loud noise. damaging to ic engines. see also backfire
Explosion, французский
Explosion - proof luminaire, английский
Explosion a excavation, французский
Explosion and fire hazard class, английский
Explosion contamination, английский
Загрязнение продуктами взрыва
Explosion crater, английский
Explosives, английский
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Exposed waters, английский
[1] united states coast guard term for sea areas more than twenty nautical miles (37 kilometers) from the mouth of a harbor providing safe refuge. [2] any other waters the uscg or another national authority determines present special hazards.
Expeditionary strike force, английский
One or more carrier strike groups combined with one or more amphibious ready groups, and supplemented by additional ships and aircraft for a particular offensive operation.
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