value

value
1) значение; величина; параметр
2) стоимость; цена
3) оценка || оценивать
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- acceptable value
- accumulative value
- active value
- actual value
- agreed value
- allowable value
- average value of size
- average value
- best value
- braking value
- certainty value
- characteristic value
- CLA value
- closeness value
- component value
- computed value
- conjugate value
- constant value
- continuous value
- controlled value
- conventional true value
- corrected parameter value
- corrected value
- correction value
- cutoff value
- cutting value
- default value
- depth-of-cut value
- design value
- desired value
- dimension value
- dimensional value
- disengaging value
- division value
- effective value
- equilibrium value
- final value
- fundamental value
- gray level values
- gray value
- hold value of contact
- ideal final value
- ideal value
- index value
- information value
- instantaneous value
- instruction value
- jog increment value
- just value
- landmark value
- level change value
- limit value
- limiting continuous value
- limiting dynamic value
- limiting thermal withstand value
- limiting value
- lubrication value
- master OOR value
- master value
- mean value of modulus
- mean value
- measured value
- minimum grade value
- model estimated value
- must value
- must-not-operate value
- NC value
- nominal value
- nonoperate value
- nonrelease value
- nonrevert value
- numerical value
- observation value
- offset value
- operate value
- operating value of quantity of electrical relay
- output value per employee
- output value
- part-program value
- peak value
- peak-to-peak value
- performance value
- pick feed value
- pickup value
- positional values
- preselected value
- preset value
- prestored value
- qualitative values
- quantity value
- rated value
- reference value
- release value
- resetting value
- reversal value
- RMS value
- root-mean-square value
- sampled values
- saturation value of the contact
- set point value
- set value
- setting value of a specified time
- setting value
- short-duration value
- short-time value
- stable value
- starting value
- steady-state value
- switching value
- target value
- test value
- thermal value
- thermal withstand value
- threshold value
- tool offset value
- true value
- value of a quantity
- value of reading
- value of the graduation
- value of the smallest graduation
- value of train
- variation value
- VB value
- weight removal value
- weighted value
- yield value

English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation. - RUSSO. . 2003.

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