Translation of "continuous wing beam" to Russian

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Dictionary translations for "continuous wing beam"

continuous wing beam noun

pl. continuous wing beams

неразрезной лонжерон крыла м.р. (Aviation)

Contexts with "continuous wing beam"

The hard part was the 15 years of research and development that Bigelow Aerospace in North Las Vegas needed to create the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module, or BEAM. Компания Bigelow Aerospace из Лас-Вегаса потратила пятнадцать лет на разработку модуля BEAM.

But your function isn't Lipschitz continuous! Но твоя функция не липшицевая!

The bird's wing was broken. У птицы было сломано крыло.

Inside, a telescoping structure will expand as BEAM inflates. По мере повышения давления конструкция будет раскладываться — «надуваться».

In fact, the late Willard Boyle - a physicist who worked at Bell Labs, where the laser was invented in 1960, and who himself developed the first continuous laser (the first were pulsed) in 1962 - told us that initially the laser was rather seen as a "lab gadget." В самом деле, уже покойный физик Уиллард Бойл, который работал в Лабораториях Белла, где в 1960 году был изобретен лазер, и который сам разработал первый непрерывный лазер (предыдущие были импульсными) в 1962 г., говорил, что первоначально лазер рассматривался скорее как "лабораторный гаджет".

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