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Перевод: subsonic

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Тезаурус:

1. Beyond the V-bombers, which were to be high-altitude, subsonic aircraft with a range of 1,500 nautical miles, the Air Staff envisaged a supersonic successor with greater range and navigational accuracy.
2. A lot of dance music is using sub bass, subsonic sounds.
3. Thus, 534-;6 (Subsonic vibrations) provides -6 which can be applied with 534.63 (Measurement of frequency) to give 534.63-;6 (Measurement of the frequency of subsonic vibrations).
4. It was not without its setbacks, one of which was the Korean War rearmament programme, that resulted in premature production of two subsonic fighters as short-term stopgaps: the highly successful Hunter and the unsuccessful Swift, both of which entered RAF service in 1954.
5. Falconet, originally known as ASAT (Advanced Subsonic Aerial Target), was designed as a highly manoeuvrable target for surface-to-air missiles such as Rapier.
6. By 1982, stratospheric-flying aircraft, whether supersonic or subsonic, would be expected to have a "negative effect" on ozone - that is, causing a significant depletion of the ozone layer (Hulm, 1982).
7. Sure enough, he could make out the same almost subsonic throbbing as he had heard earlier.
8. Thom worked throughout World War II at the Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, where he commissioned and ran the high-speed tunnel, enabling the study of problems encountered at high subsonic aircraft speeds causing locally supersonic flow.
9. There were three expensive aircraft projects in addition to TSR 2, awaiting funding; the subsonic P 1 127 vertical take-off close support aircraft; the supersonic P1154 vertical take-off fighter; and the HS681 short take-off medium-range transport.
10. Subsonic
11. Allowing for a 12% margin of error, that gave him something between eleven and thirteen hundred miles of flight at his present subsonic speed.