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* Это буква «тета», а не ноль, перерубленный пополам; я мог бы заменить её на другую букву без перемены смысла, но всё-таки решил оставить её ради аутентичности, а также для того, чтобы читателям, боящимся математических выражений, в этом месте было страшнее.
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* Гиропилот (также гирорулевой) — электронавигационный прибор, работающий на основании показаний гирокомпаса. Гиропилот осуществляет автоматическое удержание судна на заданном курсе с гораздо большей точностью, чем это может делать человек, использующий компас.
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