propulsión
101propulsion à jet — reaktyvusis judėjimas statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. reactive motion vok. reaktive Bewegung, f rus. реактивное движение, n pranc. propulsion à jet, f; propulsion par réaction, f …
102Propulsion ionique — Un test de moteur ionique Un moteur à ions est basé sur l accélération de particules chargées (les ions) via un champ électrostatique. Sommaire 1 Principe physique …
103propulsión voluntaria de los ojos — Eng. Voluntary propulsion of the eyes Habilidad de desplazar activamente el globo ocular hacia delante mientras se retrae el párpado superior e inferior más allá del ecuador del ojo …
104propulsion reactor — /prəˈpʌlʃən riæktə/ (say pruh pulshuhn reeaktuh) noun a nuclear reactor designed to provide energy for propulsion, as in a ship or submarine …
105propulsion laser — lazerinis variklis statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. laser engine vok. Laserantrieb, m rus. лазерный двигатель, m pranc. propulsion laser, f …
106propulsion force — varos jėga statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. driving force; propulsion force; propulsive force vok. Antriebskraft, f; treibende Kraft, f rus. движущая сила, f pranc. force motrice, f …
107propulsion — noun Etymology: Latin propellere to propel Date: 1626 1. the action or process of propelling 2. something that propels …
108propulsion — propulsive /preuh pul siv/, propulsory, adj. /preuh pul sheuhn/, n. 1. the act or process of propelling. 2. the state of being propelled. 3. a means of propelling; propelling force, impulse, etc. [1605 15; < L propuls(us) (ptp. of propellere to… …
109propulsion — noun A force causing movement. See Also: propel …
110propulsion — The tendency to fall forward; responsible for the festination in paralysis agitans. [G. pro pello, pp. pulsus, to drive forth] * * * pro·pul·sion (pro pulґshən) [pro + pulsion] 1. tendency to fall forward in walking. 2. festination …
