degree


degree
1. степень
2. ступень
3. уровень
4. градус

degree of carbonization — степень науглероживания

degree of compaction — степень уплотнения

degree of consistency — степень плотности [густоты]

degree of crystallinity — степень кристалличности

degree of cure — степень отверждения

degree of dispersion — степень дисперсности

degree of fastness — степень прочности

degree of fineness — 1) тонина (величина поперечного сечения отдельного волокна) 2) тонкость (диспергирования)

degree of firmness — степень прочности

degree of flammability — степень горючести

degree of grinding — степень измельчения

degree of hardness — 1) твёрдость 2) степень твёрдости 3) степень отверждения

degree of orientation — степень ориентации

degree of plasticity — степень пластичности

degree of polymerization — степень полимеризации

degree of quality — степень качества, доброкачественность

degree of safety — коэффициент безопасности, запас прочности

degree of shrinkage — степень усадки [сжатия]

degree of tackiness — степень липкости

degree of twist — степень крутки

degree of uniformity — степень однородности

degree of void-freeness — степень пористости

degree of vulcanization — степень вулканизации

degree of wetness — степень влажности

Engler degree — 1) градус Энглера 2) вязкость по Энглеру

rebound degree — величина (упругого) отскока


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