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1 Skalenfaktor
Skalenfaktor m 1. deflection factor (reziproke Empfindlichkeit eines Messgeräts); 2. scale factor (Umrechnungsverhältnis)Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Skalenfaktor
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2 Ablenkungsfaktor
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Ablenkungsfaktor
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3 Ausschlagfaktor
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Ausschlagfaktor
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4 Ausschlag
m3. fig.: den Ausschlag geben decide the issue, clinch matters; bei knappem Ergebnis: tip the balance, be the deciding factor; den Ausschlag geben für etw.: decide; bei einer Wahl etc., für jemanden: tip the scales in s.o.’s favo(u)r; er gab den Ausschlag für unseren Sieg without him we would have lost; das gab den Ausschlag für i-e Entscheidung that was the crucial factor in her decision* * *der Ausschlagefflorescence; eruption; rash* * *Aus|schlagm2) (von Zeiger etc) swing; (von Kompassnadel) deflectiondie Stimme des Vorsitzenden gibt den Áússchlag — the chairman has the casting vote
* * *(a discoloured mark: Those red blotches on her face are very ugly.) blotch* * *Aus·schlag1[von etw dat] \Ausschlag bekommen/haben to get/have got [or AM a. gotten] a rash from sth, to come/have come out in a rashAus·schlag2m deflectiondie Stimme des Vorsitzenden gibt den \Ausschlag the chair has the casting vote* * *1) (HautAusschlag) rash[einen] Ausschlag bekommen — break out or come out in a rash
2) (eines Zeigers) deflection; (eines Pendels) swingden Ausschlag geben — (fig.) turn or tipp the scales (fig.)
das gab den Ausschlag für seine Entscheidung — that was the crucial factor in his decision; that decided him
* * *1. MED rash;3. fig:den Ausschlag geben decide the issue, clinch matters; bei knappem Ergebnis: tip the balance, be the deciding factor;den Ausschlag geben für etwas: decide; bei einer Wahl etc, für jemanden: tip the scales in sb’s favo(u)r;er gab den Ausschlag für unseren Sieg without him we would have lost;das gab den Ausschlag für i-e Entscheidung that was the crucial factor in her decision* * *1) (HautAusschlag) rash[einen] Ausschlag bekommen — break out or come out in a rash
2) (eines Zeigers) deflection; (eines Pendels) swingden Ausschlag geben — (fig.) turn or tipp the scales (fig.)
das gab den Ausschlag für seine Entscheidung — that was the crucial factor in his decision; that decided him
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5 Ablenklinearität
Ablenklinearität f 1. FS, MESS deflection [scanning, sweep] linearity; 2. deflection uniformity factorDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Ablenklinearität
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6 Ausschlag
Aus·schlag1. Aus·schlag m[von etw] \Ausschlag bekommen/ haben to get/have got [or (Am a.) gotten] a rash from sth, to come/have come out in a rash2. Aus·schlag m deflection;die Stimme des Vorsitzenden gibt den \Ausschlag the chair has the casting vote -
7 Ablenkfaktor
Ablenkfaktor m 1. MESS deflection coefficient (reziproke Ablenkempfindlichkeit); 2. FS deflecting factorDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Ablenkfaktor
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