degree

degree
1. степень; уровень
2. градус
degree of freedom
degree of twisting freedom
airfoil degree of freedom
airframe degrees of freedom
asymmetric degrees of freedom
axial degree of freedom
bending degree of freedom
body degrees of freedom
bounce degree of freedom
control surface degrees of freedom
coupled degrees of freedom
displacement degrees of freedom
elastic degree of freedom
element degrees of freedom
feathering degree of freedom
flap degree of freedom
flapping degree of freedom
frame degrees of freedom
heading degree of freedom
interface degrees of freedom
lag degree of freedom
lateral degree of freedom
longitudinal degree of freedom
model degrees of freedom
nodal degrees of freedom
node degrees of freedom
pitch degree of freedom
pitching degree of freedom
plunge degree of freedom
plunging degree of freedom
position degree of freedom
rigid body degrees of freedom
roll degree of freedom
rolling degree of freedom
rotation degree of freedom
rotational degree of freedom
rotor degrees of freedom
springback degree of freedom
structural degree of freedom
substructure degree of freedom
symmetric degrees of freedom
torsional degree of freedom
translational degree of freedom
vertical degree of freedom
yaw degree of freedom
yawing degree of freedom

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