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Marker beacon
| Глоссарий авиационных терминов |
- Маркерный радиомаяк, радиомаркер
- Маркерный маяк: сигнальная лампа маркерного приемника (на борту самолета)
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Radio navigation, английский
- Радионавигация; радионавигационный ~rn reception nil приема нет (запись в бортовом радиожурнале)
- The use of radio waves to determine a vessel’s course, speed, and position. see loran, radio direction finder, satellite navigation.
Marker, английский
- "маркер".
- Радиомаркер
- 1. something which acts an indicator of something else 2. a substance introduced into the body to make internal structures clearer to x-rays
- A sign, plaque, or monument that designates a building, site of historic importance, or boundary.
- N показатель; аффикс discourse ~s, слова, непосредственно указы- вающие на структуру дискурса (тж. discourse particles, cue phrases) phrase ~ фразовый показатель; показатель составляющей, c-показатель: base ~ ~ базовый derived ~ ~ выведенный generalized ~ ~ обобщенный transformation ~ трансформационный показа- тель, показатель трансформации word ~ слово-указатель
- Маркер
- A stratified rock having characteristics distinctive enough for it to serve as a readily identifiable subsurface reference or geologic horizon in a borehole or mine working. also called marker bed, marker formation.
- A synonym for marker block.
- In reining and horsemanship, a location for the pattern.
- Marker bed, marker horizon. a readily recognized stratigraphic feadownloaded from http://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/books/book/chapter-pdf/3744769/9780813759388_backmatter.pdf 129 ture (surface, bed) having stratigraphic characteristics distinctive enough for it to serve as a reference or datum or to be traceable over long distances; useful for stratigraphic correlation or for stratigraphic reference (see sections 5.c.4, 5.e.2, and 9.b.4).
- A text string that is associated with a designated time in windows mediabased content. markers often denote convenient points to begin playback, such as the start of a new scene.
- A visual indicator that identifies a data point. in a map report, a marker is the visual indicator that identifies the location of each point on the point layer.
- In the floor coverings industry, a distinctive threadline in the back of a carpet that enables the installer to assemble breadths of carpet so that the pile lays in one direction or so that patterns match.
Mkrbcn, английский
Marker beacon
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Beacon, английский
- Маяк всо booster engine cutoff отсечка [выключение] стартового двигателя [двигателя ракеты-носителя] всов booster cutoff backup резервная система отсечки [выключения] двигателя ракеты-носителя всов broken clouds or better облачность с разрывами или малооблачно в/с of a british college of aeronautics английский авиационный колледж вср battery control post пункт управления батареи вср built-in-test control panel щиток управления встроенной системой контроля
- Маяк веас boeing electronic analog computer электронная аналоговая [моделирующая] вычислительная машина фирмы «боинг»
- Маяк
- A lighted or unlighted fixed aid to navigation attached directly to the earth`s surface. (lights and daybeacons both constitute beacons.)
- Маяк, радиомаяк, сигнальная башня
- (epirb)
- Бакен, буй, радиомаяк
- [anglo-saxon, beacn.] a post or stake erected over a shoal or sand-bank, as a
- A fixed aid to navigation, either lighted or unlit.
- Уведомитель ошибки; сигнал; маяк
- A signal that tells your xbox live and facebook friends that you want to play a particular game, and notifies you when friends are playing or want to play that game. beam (v)
- A snippet of software placed in an advertisement or e-mail message, or on a web page to help measure delivery of the item to a web browser and to track a user’s actions in general.
- See: boston exchange automated communication order-routing network
Beacon, английский
Beacon antenna equipment, английский
Антенное оборудование радиомаяка
Beacon explorer, английский
Исследовательский спутник «бикон эксплорер»
Beacon frame, английский
Кадр "неисправность"
Beacon house, английский
Beacon score, английский
Beacon type, английский
Тип аварийной сигнализации
Beacon video digitizer, английский
Цифровой преобразователь видеосигналов ответчика
Beacon video processing equipment, английский
Аппаратура обработки видеосигналов ответчика
Beacon, marker, английский
Beacon-based collision avoidance system, английский
Система предотвращения столкновения (ла в полете) с использованием вторичной радиолокации (маяков-ответчиков и рлс увд) всс battery control center пункт управления огнем (ракетной) батареи
Beaconage, английский
A payment levied for the maintenance of beacons.
Beaconing, английский
Beaconite, английский
Beaconnage, английский
Beacons and blind landing, английский
Заход на .посадку и приземление по маякам в сложных метеорологических условиях вво booster burnout прекращение работы ускорителя вследствие выгорания топлива
Mark, английский
- To select and indicate (usually with paint) trees to be felled in a logging operation. t to be left may also be marked. also known as end mark or brand (17).
- Метка
- A hustler’s victim
- Label, tag, price, ticket, impress, effect, trace, imprint, stamp, brand, sign, note, heed, notice, designate
- См. trade-mark
- Марка, знак, метка
- A spot or small area of a different colour there’s a red mark where you hit your head. the rash has left marks on the chest and back. verb to make a mark on something the door is marked ‘supervisor’ the door has the word ‘supervisor’ written on it
- N знак interrogation accent ~ , diacritic ~ диакритический знак (тж. accent 2а) exclamation ~ восклицательный знак (син. exclamation point) interrogation ~ вопросительный знак (тж. interrogation point, interrogation 2, ~ of interrogation, point of interrogation, query 2, question ~) punctuation ~ знак препинания question ~ вопросительный знак (см. син. в interrogation ~) quotation ~s кавычки (син. inverted commas)
- Марка, знак
- A certain regulated length for spanish sword-blades, under penalty of fine, and the weapon to seizure. also, any object serving for the guidance of ships, as sea-marks, land-marks, leading-marks, &c. also, a piece of twine on a running rope, as a brace, &c., to show when, by being near the belaying pin or the bitts, it has been sufficiently hauled in. “mark of the fore-brace down, sir;”—answer, “belay, oh.”
- [1] one of the fathom indicators on a sounding line. [2] a navigational aid or marker which must be passed on a specific side. [3] a target. [4] an equipment identifier, always followed by a roman numeral indicating the production version of the specified item, and possibly a modification number indicating the number of changes made to the original design (e.g., “mark iii/2 binoculars” identifies the third version which has been twice modified). mark!: a call given to indicate that a prescribed reading must be recorded at the specific time of the call. marker: general term covering all forms of navigational aids such as buoys, beacons, and the like.
- To earn a score.
- Trademark, service mark, certification mark, collective trademark, collective service mark, or collective membership mark.
Mark, английский
Mark, шведский
Mark ("лох"), русский
Жертва жулика
Сигнальная, русский
Вторичная информация различной степени свертывания, выполняющая функцию предварительного оповещения;
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Mean sea level, английский
- Средний уровень моря
- Refers to [1] the level of the ocean’s surface—especially the halfway level between mean high and mean low tide—used as a standard datum for reckoning land elevation or sea depths. [2] more accurately, the average height of the sea surface at all stages over a lengthy period (usually the nineteen-year cycle for sun, moon and earth to return to any given alignment). see also sea level.
Magnus effect, английский
- The effect on a spinning cylinder or sphere moving through a fluid, in which force acts perpendicular to the direction of motion and to the direction of spin. this is used to advantage in baseball, in which the trajectory of a pitched ball is a distinct c
- During the 1850s, german scientist heinrich gustav magnus developed a theory to explain anomalies in the curved trajectory of cannonballs. (similar phenomena are seen in baseball, tennis, cricket, and other ball sports; including golf, where “dimples” on the ball extend the distance of flight.) the commonly-accepted explanation is that the spinning object creates a “whirlpool” in the surrounding air. on one side, rotation complements the windstream, enhancing its velocity. on the opposite side, the motions are opposed and velocity is decreased. consequently, there is an unbalanced force, creating “pull” at right angles to the wind. (recent studies show that this explanation is not entirely valid; rather that the magnus force is due to asymmetric distortion of the boundary layer by the combination of spin and flow.) magnus effect is fundamental to the operation of flettner rotators. magnus-hitch: a round turn taken around a spar and then jammed by a half-hitch around the spar on the opposite side to the standing part.
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