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vibration <a vibration; vibrations> N

vibration AUTO
اِهْتِزاز
vibration AUTO
اِرْتِجاج
vibration AUTO
تَذَبْذُب
vibration AUTO
هَزّ
vibration AUTO
تَرَدُّد
vibration AUTO
خَطَران
vibration AUTO
ذَبْذَبَة
vibration AUTO
تَهْزِيز
vibration PHYS
أَرْجَحِيَّة
vibration PHYS
رُجْحان

vibration

vibration
تَأرْجُح
vibration
حَيْرَة
vibration
تَمَوّج
vibration
مَوْجَة
vibration
نَوْس
vibration
نَوَسان
vibration
مَصْدَر هَزّ

compressional vibration PHYS

crankshaft vibration INDUST

damped vibration

double vibration ACOUS

engine vibration

forced vibration

free vibration

free vibration PHYS
اهتزاز حر
free vibration PHYS
اهتزاز طليق

harmonic vibration PHYS

lateral vibration

longitudinal vibration PHYS

mechanical vibration

natural vibration PHYS

shear vibration ARCHIT

stationary vibration PHYS

sympathetic vibration PHYS

torsional vibration ARCHIT

transverse vibration PHYS

vibration absorber ARCHIT

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They save on the total number of wheels and bogies, reducing initial cost, weight, noise, vibration and maintenance expenses.
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The elasticity of the rubber absorbs vibration and flexes for alignment.
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While properly selected vibration frequencies drastically improve the filtration abilities of the screen, a static deflection factor in introduced.
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He made additional contributions in other fields, including elasticity, vibration, heat transfer, and crystallography.
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This gave the engine an unnecessarily long wheelbase, created long exhaust channels, generated vibration and encouraged flexing and fracture of the locomotive frames.
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It holds the microphone and earpiece and works by bone vibrations (bone conduction transducer).
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Better, often dual, getters were implemented to maintain a better vacuum, and more-rigid electrode supports introduced to reduce microphonics and improve vibration and shock resistance.
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The use of a probe elicits a response based on the vibrations in the instrument rather than direct environmental information.
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Most of the sound emitted is produced by strong vibrations of the abdomen.
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Over the years, this glue degrades due to age and due to the years of vibration it has been subjected to.
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