free betatron oscillation — свободное бетатронное колебание
wing longitudinal oscillation — продольное колебание крыла
oscillation of the balance-wheel — колебание балансира
yawing oscillation — колебания вокруг вертикальной оси
subharmonic oscillation — субгармонические колебания
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific. 2015.
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