force

force
1. сила; усилие/ прикладывать усилие/ силовой
2. вынуждать
3. форсировать
4. персонал <предприятия>
5. (войсковое) соединение; части и соединения; подразделения
force at the hub
force due to pitching
force due to rolling
force on the pitch control
force per unit length
forces due to aerodynamic hinge moments
1/rev force
acceleration force
accelerative force
actuating force
actuator force
aerobatic forces
aerodynamic force
aft stick force
air force
airborne early warning force
airframe force
airframe aerodynamic force
antiautorotational force
applied force
axial force
backward rotated force
balancing force
balloon's supporting force
bending force
body axis aerodynamic forces
braking force
break-out force
buffet onset normal force
buffeting force
buoyant force
cancellation force
carrier force
carrier forces
centrifugal force
centripetal force
chordwise forces
circulatory force
combined test force
compressive force
concentrated force
constraint force
contact force
control force
control feel force
controller force
controlling force
Coriolis force
cornering force
crack driving force
cross-stream force
crush force
damper force
damper spring force
damping force
deceleration force
decelerative force
destabilizing force
dissipative forces
disturbance force
downward force
drag force
EBO force
ejection force
ejection forces
elastic force
embarked force
exciting force
exhaust forces
eye balls out force
field force
finite force
fracture force
friction force
frictional force
G force
generalized force
ground contact force
gyroscopic force
hub shear force
impact force
impulsive force
in-flight tanker force
in-phase force
inertia force
inertial force
inlet forces
in-plane force
input force
interaction force
interface force
lateral force
lateral stick force
lateral-directional forces
leading-edge suction force
lift force
longitudinal force
longitudinal stick force
maneuver force
mass force
membrane force
modal forces
net force
normal force
normal-to-path forces
once-per-revolution force
oscillatory force
out-of-phase force
overall force
pedal force
perturbation forces
pitch force
pitch stick force
point force
power plant forces
pressure forces
propelling force
propulsion force
propulsive force
pushing force
radial drag force
redundant forces
repulsive force
restoring force
resultant force
retarding force
retroactive force
root mean square force
rotational force
rotor force
rotor forces
rotor head forces
rudder pedal force
seagoing air forces
section force
shear force
side force
spring force
stability axis aerodynamic forces
stick force
stick force per g
stick force per inch
stick force to trim
stretching force
suckdown force
suction force
surface force
tail force
task force
tension force
thrust force
torque force
transverse force
transverse shearing force
trim force
V/STOL air force
vibration forces
vibratory forces
virtual force
vortex force
vortex-induced force
vortical force
wind forces
yaw force
yawing force

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