Examples of using Variable geometry in English and their translations into Spanish
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With regard to variable geometry and critical mass proposals,
Variable geometry with most-favoured nation(MFN) typically takes the form of the so-called“critical-mass” approach, where a sufficiently
Rockwell, meanwhile, adopted variable geometry for the Advanced Manned Strategic Bomber(AMSA)
Powered by three 3,500 lbf(16 kN), non-afterburning J85-21 engines with variable geometry inlets and exhaust,
The variable geometry wing provides excellent STOL performance,
utilizing the principle of variable geometry.
debate on how to use variable geometry more effectively(including differentiation)
more diffi cult in view of the variable geometry of the world, the shifting alliances,
sensitive to the variable geometry of its own complex construction,
One key issue is whether an agreement concluded under a variable geometry approach would apply only to signatories
Among the institutional reforms that have been raised is the notion of a variable geometry model that would allow subgroups of members to move forward on an issue while others abstain.
Variable geometry with MFN typically takes the form of the so-called critical mass approach whereby a sufficiently large subset of the entire WTO membership agrees to cooperate,
The TrailStar is a bit of a tricky case for seamless ground-clothing because it is a variable geometry shelter where the footprint is one of the variables. .
a piston with side fixed and variable geometry orifices, through which the fluid flows.
accommodate a variable speed, variable geometry approach, should some countries wish to proceed at a faster pace.
the Vulcan flying test bed logged 100 flight hours, and the variable geometry exhaust assembly for the Olympus 593 engine was cleared at Melun-Villaroche for flight in the Concorde prototypes.
a 1.9 TDI diesel engine with unit injector"Pumpe Düse"(PD) technology and variable geometry turbocharger.
as Claudio Magris claims, or a variable geometry(De Lucas,
more flexible application of the principle of variable geometry, in particular when the G-20 engages in specific thematic deliberations,
as Turkey itself peculiarly defines them, and an obstruction to the variable geometry of what it conceives as its"rights" in the Eastern Mediterranean.