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Altitude aérienne
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Altitude, английский
- Высота
- The elevation of any of the heavenly bodies above the plane of the horizon, or its angular distance from the horizon, measured in the direction of a great circle passing through the zenith. also the third dimension of a body, considered with regard to its elevation above the ground.—apparent altitude is that which appears by sensible observations made on the surface of the globe.— altitude of the pole. the arc of the meridian between the pole of the heavens and the horizon of any place, and therefore equal to its geographical latitude.—altitude of the cone of the earth`s and moon`s shadow, is the height of the one or the other during an eclipse, and is measured from the centre of the body.—altitude of a shot or shell. the perpendicular height of the vertex of the curve in which it moves above the horizon.—meridian altitude. the arc of the meridian,—or greater or less altitude, measured from the horizon, of a celestial object in its passage over the meridian, above or below the pole, of the place of the observer. in polar regions two such transits of the sun, and in england similarly, circumpolar stars
- Высота, абсолютная высота, абсолютная высотная отметка
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Altitude, английский
- Высота
- The elevation of any of the heavenly bodies above the plane of the horizon, or its angular distance from the horizon, measured in the direction of a great circle passing through the zenith. also the third dimension of a body, considered with regard to its elevation above the ground.—apparent altitude is that which appears by sensible observations made on the surface of the globe.— altitude of the pole. the arc of the meridian between the pole of the heavens and the horizon of any place, and therefore equal to its geographical latitude.—altitude of the cone of the earth`s and moon`s shadow, is the height of the one or the other during an eclipse, and is measured from the centre of the body.—altitude of a shot or shell. the perpendicular height of the vertex of the curve in which it moves above the horizon.—meridian altitude. the arc of the meridian,—or greater or less altitude, measured from the horizon, of a celestial object in its passage over the meridian, above or below the pole, of the place of the observer. in polar regions two such transits of the sun, and in england similarly, circumpolar stars
- Высота, абсолютная высота, абсолютная высотная отметка
Altitude accuracy evaluation, английский
Altitude alert light, английский
Altitude computer, английский
Вычислитель высоты
Altitude control test facility, английский
Оборудование для высотных испытаний систем управления
Altitude converter, английский
Преобразователь данных о высоте полета
Altitude correction sensor, английский
Altitude corrector, английский
Altitude differential, английский
Разность высот; превышение; принижение a/d; a-d analog-to-digital аналого- цифровой
Altitude diver, английский
Altitude diving, английский
Altitude for rocket propelled missiles, английский
Максимальная высота полета ракеты при вертикальном `старте
Altitude hold (ing), английский
Стабилизация высоты
Altitude index, английский
Индекс [отметка] высоты
Altitude marking radar, английский
Рлс регистрации высоты
Altitude nomogram, английский
Altitude of the site, английский
Altitude of the site:, английский
Height above mean sea level of the site where the structure is to be located, or is already located for an existing structure.
Altitude rate command, английский
Команда на изменение вертикальной скорости
Altitude rate command system, английский
Командная система изменения вертикальной скорости
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Announce (to), английский
Altitude, английский
- Высота
- The elevation of any of the heavenly bodies above the plane of the horizon, or its angular distance from the horizon, measured in the direction of a great circle passing through the zenith. also the third dimension of a body, considered with regard to its elevation above the ground.—apparent altitude is that which appears by sensible observations made on the surface of the globe.— altitude of the pole. the arc of the meridian between the pole of the heavens and the horizon of any place, and therefore equal to its geographical latitude.—altitude of the cone of the earth`s and moon`s shadow, is the height of the one or the other during an eclipse, and is measured from the centre of the body.—altitude of a shot or shell. the perpendicular height of the vertex of the curve in which it moves above the horizon.—meridian altitude. the arc of the meridian,—or greater or less altitude, measured from the horizon, of a celestial object in its passage over the meridian, above or below the pole, of the place of the observer. in polar regions two such transits of the sun, and in england similarly, circumpolar stars
- Высота, абсолютная высота, абсолютная высотная отметка
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