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81 linear momentum
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82 mass momentum
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83 moment of momentum
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84 moment of momentum about an axis
< mech> ■ Moment der Bewegungsgröße nEnglish-german technical dictionary > moment of momentum about an axis
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85 orbital angular momentum
English-german technical dictionary > orbital angular momentum
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86 orbital angular momentum quantum number
< phys> ■ Bahndrehimpulsquantenzahl fEnglish-german technical dictionary > orbital angular momentum quantum number
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87 orbital momentum coupling
< phys> ■ Bahndrehimpulskopplung fEnglish-german technical dictionary > orbital momentum coupling
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88 photon momentum
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89 principle of conservation of angular momentum
< phys> ■ Drehimpulserhaltungssatz mEnglish-german technical dictionary > principle of conservation of angular momentum
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90 spin angular momentum
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91 spin momentum
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92 switch-on momentum
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93 theorem of angular momentum
< phys> ■ Drehimpulssatz mEnglish-german technical dictionary > theorem of angular momentum
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94 total angular momentum
< phys> ■ Gesamtdrehimpuls mEnglish-german technical dictionary > total angular momentum
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95 angular momentum
angular momentum1 TECH Drehimpuls mangular momentum2 VERD Drall m (schwingungserregendes Impulsmoment) -
96 angular momentum
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97 conservation of momentum
n.Impulserhaltungssatz m. -
98 angular momentum
n PHYS Drehimpuls m -
99 angular
adjective2) (lacking plumpness, stiff) knochig [Körperbau]; kantig [Gesicht]3) (measured by angle) angular; winkligangular momentum — (Phys.) Drehimpuls, der
* * *['æŋɡjulə]* * *an·gu·lar[ˈæŋgjʊləʳ, AM -lɚ]* * *['ŋgjʊlə(r)]adj1) shape eckig; face, features, prose kantig2) (= bony) knochig3) (= awkward) linkisch, steif* * *angular [ˈæŋɡjʊlə(r)] adj (adv angularly)1. wink(e)lig, winkelförmig, eckig, Winkel…:2. knochig3. fig steif:a) linkischb) formell* * *adjective1) (having angles) eckig [Gebäude, Struktur, Gestalt]2) (lacking plumpness, stiff) knochig [Körperbau]; kantig [Gesicht]3) (measured by angle) angular; winkligangular momentum — (Phys.) Drehimpuls, der
* * *adj.barsch adj.eckig adj.hager adj.knochig adj.schräg adj.steif adj.winkelförmig adj.winkelig adj.winklig adj. -
100 conservation
nounwildlife conservation — Schutz wild lebender Tierarten
2) (Phys.)conservation of energy/momentum — Erhaltung der Energie/des Impulses
* * *etc see academic.ru/15445/conserve">conserve* * *con·ser·va·tion[ˌkɒn(t)səˈveɪʃən, AM ˌkɑ:n(t)sɚ-]\conservation of energy/reserves/resources Erhaltung f von Energie/Reserven/Ressourcenwildlife \conservation Schutz m frei lebender Tiere\conservation area Naturschutzgebiet nt\conservation technology Umweltschutztechnik f* * *["kɒnsə'veISən]n1) (= preservation) Erhaltung f, Schutz m* * *1. Erhaltung f, Bewahrung f:2. a) Naturschutz m:conservation area Naturschutzgebiet nb) Umweltschutz m3. Konservieren n, Haltbarmachen n* * *noun2) (Phys.)conservation of energy/momentum — Erhaltung der Energie/des Impulses
* * *n.Beibehaltung f.Bewahrung f.Erhaltung f.Konservierung f.Naturschutz m.
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