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Перевод: degrees
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Тезаурус:
- Rare Bear had melted the piston in the No 2 cylinder and it looked like the rod in the No 1 cylinder had bent, tilting the entire jug about four or five degrees.
- What next: BA degrees in Manchester Studies?
- The latter show consistently lower degrees of completeness (Table 1.2) for all skeletal elements.
- There's a blizzard raging, two feet of snow on the ground, it's minus four degrees and tonight's mammoth gig is to be held inside Helsinki's Ice Stadium.
- Aileron forces are fine at low speeds, but as the IAS increases they get heavier, despite their balance tabs, until at 250 knots, using one's biceps most efficiently, one can just achieve an acceptable roll-rate of sixty or so degrees per second to the left, while backhanded right rolls are truly slow rolls.
- There is no need for extreme temperatures of hundreds of millions of degrees nor for expensive magnets: a battery, some water and palladium metal , the key ingredient, are all that you need, plus a few hundred dollars to buy the stuff.
- We are paddling at 45 degrees to the sea so on every wave the paddle must be just so to stop the boat going over.
- Roman catholicism and protestantism constitute, in different ways and to varying degrees, nationalist and loyalist beliefs in Ireland.
- In the 1984 academic year, approximately 800 students were studying full-time exempting qualifications, mostly honours degrees, and approximately 647 took the Institution's external examinations; there were 200 students on the two part-time degree courses.
- premolar enlargement combined with retention of varying degrees of cusp heteromorphy;
- Studying the sky at any given moment through 360 degrees I can see all sorts of colours, tonal changes and different cloud formations.
- In the event, the actual amount of excavation was greatly accentuated by orientating the plane more than 45 degrees away from the natural slope of the ground.
- The first pitch begins at an angle of around 80 degrees, slowly steepening to the vertical.
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