Vertaling van "passage through frame " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

passage through frame
passage entre montants

order of passage through locks
ordre de passage aux ecluses

passage through
passage

passage through a die
passage dans une filière

rigid guide through frame
guide rigide traversé de cadre

Arctic data compilation and appraisal -- Volume 14 -- Northwest Passage: physical oceanography -- temperature, salinity, currents, water levels and waves : revised and updated to include 1820 through 1986 [ Northwest Passage: physical oceanography -- temperature, salinity, currents, water levels and waves : revised and updated to include 1820 through 1986 ]
Arctic data compilation and appraisal -- Volume 14 -- Northwest Passage: physical oceanography -- temperature, salinity, currents, water levels and waves : revised and updated to include 1820 through 1986 [ Northwest Passage: physical oceanography -- temperature, salinity, currents, water levels and waves : revised and updated to include 1820 through 1986 ]

perfusion | through passage of fluid
perfusion | transfusion continue

straight-through flow | straight flow | straightway flow | streamlined flow | streamlined fluid passage
passage direct | passage rectiligne

flow through a narrow passage
écoulement à travers un passage étroit

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

(2) Every window glazing and surrounding window frame in a bus shall be retained by its surrounding structure in a manner that prevents the formation of an opening large enough to admit the passage of a sphere with a diameter of 100 mm (4 inches) that is pressed through the opening by a force of 22 N (5 pounds) including the weight of the sphere, when the window is tested according to the procedure set out in subsection (2.1).
(2) Lorsque les fenêtres d’un autobus font l’objet de l’essai décrit au paragraphe (2.1), chacun des vitrages et des châssis de fenêtre doit demeurer encadré dans les parois de l’autobus de manière qu’il ne puisse se créer d’ouverture suffisamment grande pour laisser passer une sphère de 100 mm (4 pouces) de diamètre sous l’action d’une force de 22 N (5 livres), y compris le poids de la sphère.