Turning
101turning moment — tendency to produce turning motion …
102turning point — See the turning point …
103turning point — Digest 20/2002 a critical point where a choice must be made Michael s heart attack was a real turning point in his life. He changed his reckless ways and began eating better, exercising more and relaxing more. The expression suggests a fork in… …
104turning point — noun (C) the time when an important change starts, especially one that improves the situation: The Battle of El Alamein was a turning point in the war …
105turning point — noun the turning point in their relationship Syn: crossroads, critical moment, decisive moment, moment of truth, watershed, crisis, landmark …
106ˈturning ˌpoint — noun [C] a time when an important change takes place Syn: crossroads 1956 marked a turning point in Franco s political and personal life.[/ex] …
107turning lane — /ˈtɜnɪŋ leɪn/ (say terning layn) noun a traffic lane to the right of the main flow of traffic in which vehicles may safely wait prior to turning right …
108turning moment — sukimo momentas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. torque; torque moment; turning moment vok. Drehmoment, n rus. вращающий момент, m; крутящий момент, m pranc. couple, m; couple moteur, m …
109turning angle — posūkio kampas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. angle of rotation; turning angle vok. Drehwinkel, m rus. угол поворота, m pranc. angle de rotation, m …
110turning moment — sukimo momentas statusas T sritis Standartizacija ir metrologija apibrėžtis Išorinio poveikio, dėl kurio kinta besisukančio kūno kampinis greitis, matas. Jis lygus visų besisukantį kūną veikiančių jėgų momentų sukimosi ašies atžvilgiu algebrinei… …