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Detonating signal
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Impact explosive devices secured on top of the rail of the track to be protected, to attract the attention of train crews.
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Detonate, английский
Detonated state, английский
Состояние продуктов детонации взрывчатые вещества
Detonateur, французский
Detonating, английский
Detonating cord, английский
A flexible cord having a high-explosive center core; when detonated, it then detonates other cap-sensitive explosives with which it is in contact.
Detonating device, английский
Устройство подрыва
Detonating fuse, английский
Detonating fuse 3.2., английский
Detonating fuze, английский
Detonating gas, английский
Detonating hammer, английский
A modern introduction into the royal navy for firing the guns. with the aid of an attached laniard, it is made to descend forcibly upon the
Detonating pistol (of a jumping mine), английский
Detonating powder, английский
Detonating primer, английский
Detonating primer; detonator 4-2, английский
Detonating rate, английский
Detonating relays, английский
Detonating tube, английский
Detonation, английский
- Combustion of a substance that is initiated suddenly and propagates extremely rapidly, giving rise to a shock wave.
- Propagation of a combustion zone at a velocity greater than the speed of sound in the unreacted medium.
- Rapid combustion, particularly of the end
- Rapid, uncontrolled combustion of the air-fuel mixture in the cylinder that results in a hard, rattling sound. detonation can cause severe engine damage if left unchecked for long.
- Uncontrolled burning of the last portion of the air/fuel mixture in the cylinder of a spark ignition engine. also known as “knock” or “ping”.
Detonation, французский
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Foul, английский
- In a position to obstruct rail traffic on an adjacent line.
- A violation of the rules of the game
- A violation of the rules for which an official assesses a free kick.
- 1. having freedom of motion interfered with by collision or entanglement; entangled; the opposite of clear. for instance, a rope is foul when it does not run straight or smoothly, and an anchor is foul when it is caught on an obstruction.
- Грязный (якорь)
- Обрастать ракушками, водорослями
- Generally used in opposition to clear, and implies entangled, embarrassed, or contrary to: as “a ship ran foul of us,” that is, entangled herself among our rigging. also, to contaminate in any way.
- [1] to entangle or twist rope or chain. [2] bad weather. [3] a weed-and-barnacle covered hull. [4] an obstructed flight deck unsafe for take-off or landing. [5] wind blowing contrary to the desired direction. [6] a coast beset with reefs and breakers. [7] a gun barrel partially clogged by gunpowder-residue or other deposits. [8] disgusting.
- Что-л. дурное, грязное foul-fish рыба в период нереста
Mark off, английский
- Identify wagon with a mechanical defect.
- Размечать markov analysisанализ маркова
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