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Wash, английский
- Washer
- The waves created by a vessel. not to be confused with wake.
- An accumulation of silt in estuaries. also, a surface covered by floods. also, a shallow inlet or gulf: the east-country term for the sea-shore. also, the blade of an oar. also, a wooden measure of two-thirds of a bushel, by which small shell-fish are sold at billingsgate, equal to ten strikes of oysters.—wash, or a-wash. even with the water`s edge.
- The rough or broken water left behind and spreading from a moving vessel. less long-lived but more damaging to nearby property than a wake.
- To clean cuttings or other fragmented rock materials out of a borehole by the jetting and buoyant action of a copious flow of water or a mud-laden liquid.
- The erosion of core or drill-string equipment by the action of a rapidly flowing stream of water or mud-laden drill-circulation liquid.
- The dry bed of an intermittent stream; also, a term applied to a loose, surface deposit of sand, gravel, boulders, etc., especially if auriferous.
- Gains equal losses.
Tvatta, шведский
Mos, английский
- Maintenance override switch
- Manned orbital station
- Military occupational speciality
- Missile on site
- Missile on stand
- Mission operations system
- Marine observation satellite; multispectral optoelectric scanner
- Музыкальные объекты
- Metal oxyde semiconductor (airbus)
- Minimum operating standard
- Minimum operating strip
- Miscellaneous operating staff (ahm)++/ hide miscellaneous operating staff other than crew, who perform functions relating to the flight and occupy passenger seats . example: .mos/0/0/1
- Mobile operations supervisor
Metal oxide semiconductor, английский
Структура метал-окисел-полупроводник (моп), русский
Смывка, русский
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Wipe, английский
Reiben, немецкий
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