面圧が負けている

English translation: negative surface pressure

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Japanese term or phrase:面圧が負けている
English translation:negative surface pressure
Entered by: kishore (X)

10:49 Jun 29, 2006
Japanese to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Paper / Paper Manufacturing
Japanese term or phrase: 面圧が負けている
走行紙のテンションにブラシ面圧が負けている
kishore (X)
Local time: 12:00
negative surface pressure
Explanation:
Since the subject is "surface pressure", with 負けている ("at a loss", "deficient", etc.) the phrase simply means negative surface pressure.
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Troy Fowler
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Local time: 23:30
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5negative surface pressure
Troy Fowler
2the brush surface pressure (tention) is lower than
cinefil


  

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the brush surface pressure (tention) is lower than


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cinefil
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Local time: 15:30
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negative surface pressure


Explanation:
Since the subject is "surface pressure", with 負けている ("at a loss", "deficient", etc.) the phrase simply means negative surface pressure.

Troy Fowler
United States
Local time: 23:30
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 4
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