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/air"euh pawz'/, n. Aeron.the indefinite boundary in the upper atmosphere beyond which the air is too thin for conventional aircraft to operate.[1950-55; AERO- + PAUSE]
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aeropause — [er′ō pôz΄, er′əpôz΄] n. [ AERO + PAUSE] a region at the upper level of the earth s atmosphere, regarded as the boundary between the atmosphere and outer space … English World dictionary
aeropause — aeropauzė statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Zona, kurioje išnyksta atmosferos funkcinis poveikis žmogui ir orlaiviui. atitikmenys: angl. aeropause pranc. aéropause … NATO terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
aéropause — aeropauzė statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Zona, kurioje išnyksta atmosferos funkcinis poveikis žmogui ir orlaiviui. atitikmenys: angl. aeropause pranc. aéropause … NATO terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
aeropause — noun The region of the atmosphere above which it is not possible for aircraft to fly … Wiktionary
aeropause — An upper region of the atmosphere, between the stratosphere and outer space, in which gas particles are so sparse as to provide almost no support for man s physiologic requirements or for vehicles that require air for burning fuel. * * *… … Medical dictionary
Aeropause — Ae|ro|pau|se, die; [zu griech. paũsis = Ende] (Physik, Meteorol.): Übergangszone zwischen der Erdatmosphäre u. dem Weltraum. * * * Ae|ro|pau|se, die; [zu griech. paũsis = Ende]: Übergangszone zwischen der Atmosphäre u. dem Weltraum … Universal-Lexikon
aeropause — n. outer border of the earth s atmosphere beyond which it is presently impossible to conduct manned flights … English contemporary dictionary
aeropause — A region of indeterminate limits in the upper atmosphere, considered a boundary or transition region between the denser portion of the atmosphere and space. The region in which the atmosphere is so tenuous as to have an almost negligible effect… … Aviation dictionary
aeropause — aero·pause … English syllables
aeropause — aer•o•pause [[t]ˈɛər əˌpɔz[/t]] n. aer. ars the indefinite boundary in the upper atmosphere beyond which the air is too thin for conventional aircraft to operate • Etymology: 1950–55 … From formal English to slang
