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Глоссарий
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- A "y" shaped plumbing fitting.
- Yaw
- Yellow (light)
- Fifth letter of a nasdaq stock symbol specifying that it is an adr
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Yankee, английский
- An appellation often erroneously given to north americans in general, whereas it is strictly applicable to those of the new england states only; it is not used complimentarily in the back settlements.
- [1] american term for a foresail. [2] nato phonetic notation for the letter “y.” [3] properly, a native of new england. [4] applied by confederates to union troops during the civil war. [5] often applied by foreigners to any citizen of the united states.
Yaw, английский
- To swing or steer off course, as when running with a quartering sea.
- Рыскание
- To swing or steer off course, as when running with a quartering sea
- A vessel`s rotational motion about the vertical axis, causing the fore and aft ends to swing from side to side repetitively.
- Отклонение от направления движения,
- Рыскание, дрейф
- The quick movement by which a ship deviates from the direct line of her course towards the right or left, from unsteady steering.
- Deviation from a straight course in either direction. one of the six responses of a vessel to movement of the sea (see ship motion, rotational oscillation).
- Rotation in a horizontal plane about the normally vertical axis — turning to left or right. generally the control surface to yaw is the rudder
- To swing off course, as when due to the impact of a following or quartering sea.
- Any motion about a vertical axis.
- The angle of the mtbm to the left or right of a theoretical vertical plane passing through the mtbm’s longitudinal axis.
Yellow (light), английский
Желтый (огонь)
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Yankee, английский
- An appellation often erroneously given to north americans in general, whereas it is strictly applicable to those of the new england states only; it is not used complimentarily in the back settlements.
- [1] american term for a foresail. [2] nato phonetic notation for the letter “y.” [3] properly, a native of new england. [4] applied by confederates to union troops during the civil war. [5] often applied by foreigners to any citizen of the united states.
X-ray, английский
- 1. a ray with a very short wavelength, which is invisible, but can go through soft tissue and register as a photograph on a film. x-rays are used in diagnosis in radiography, and in treating disease by radiotherapy. the x-ray examination showed the presence of a tumour in the colon. 2. a photograph taken using x-rays the dentist took some x-rays of the patient’s teeth. he pinned the x-rays to the light screen. 3. an examination in which x-ray photographs are taken all the staff had to have chest x-rays. verb to take an x-ray photograph of a patient there are six patients waiting to be x-rayed. comment: because x-rays go through soft tissue, it is sometimes necessary to make inter- x-ray imaging 458 nal organs opaque so that they will show up on the film. in the case of stomach x-rays, people take a barium meal before being photographed (contrast radiography); in other cases, such as kidney x-rays, radioactive substances are injected into the bloodstream or into the organ itself. x-rays are used not only in radiography for diagnosis but as a treatment in radiotherapy as rapidly dividing cells such as cancer cells are most affected. excessive exposure to x-rays, either as a person being treated, or as a radiographer, can cause radiation sickness.
- Radiografía/ rayos x
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