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21 dissipation of the hydration heat
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22 dissipation of wave energy
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23 dissipation factor
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24 dissipation function
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25 dissipation of excess heat
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26 dissipation of heat
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27 dissipation factor
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28 dissipation coefficient
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29 dissipation constant
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30 dissipation factor
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31 sound dissipation
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sound dissipation
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32 energy dissipation
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33 power dissipation
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34 energy dissipation
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35 heat dissipation
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36 dielectric dissipation factor
deutsch: dielektrischer Verlustfaktor mespañol: factor de disipación dieléctricafrançais: facteur de dissipation diélectriqueitaliano: fattore di dissipazione dielèttrica中文: 介电损耗因子русский: фактор диэлектрических потерьMultilingual plastics terminology dictionary > dielectric dissipation factor
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37 anode dissipation
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > anode dissipation
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38 charge dissipation
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > charge dissipation
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39 collector dissipation
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > collector dissipation
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40 control-grid dissipation
control-grid dissipation Steuergitterverlustleistung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > control-grid dissipation
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dissipation — [ disipasjɔ̃ ] n. f. • 1419 « dispersion »; de dissiper 1 ♦ Fait de disparaître en se dissipant. Dissipation des brumes matinales. 2 ♦ Action de dissiper en dépensant avec prodigalité. Dissipation d un patrimoine. ⇒ dilapidation . « Inconcevable… … Encyclopédie Universelle
dissipation — DISSIPATION. s. f. Évaporation, consomption, destruction; l action par laquelle une chose se dissipe. La dissipation des esprits. Il se fait une grande dissipation d esprits. La dissipation des biens. La dissipation des finances.Dissipation, dans … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
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dissipation — Dissipation. s. f. v. Evaporation, consumption, destruction, l action par laquelle une chose se dissipe. La dissipation des esprits. il se fait une grande dissipation d esprits. la dissipation des biens. la dissipation des finances. la… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
Dissipation — (lat. für „Zerstreuung“) bezeichnet in der Physik den Vorgang in einem dynamischen System, bei dem z. B. durch Reibung die Energie einer makroskopisch gerichteten Bewegung, die in andere Energieformen umwandelbar ist, in thermische Energie… … Deutsch Wikipedia
dissipation — [n1] amusement, entertainment, occasionally to excess bender*, binge, blowout, bust*, celebration, circus, distraction, diversion, divertissement, gratification, party, recreation, self indulgence, tear*, toot*, wingding*; concepts 363,386… … New thesaurus
Dissipation — Dissipation, lat. deutsch, Zerstreuung, Verschwendung; dissipiren (lat. dissipare) zerstreuen, verschwenden … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
dissipation — index consumption, debauchery, decentralization, decrease, decrement, dissolution (disintegration), division (act of dividing) … Law dictionary
dissipation — early 15c., act of scattering, from L. dissipationem (nom. dissipatio), noun of action from pp. stem of dissipare (see DISSIPATE (Cf. dissipate)). Meaning intemperate mode of living is from 1784 … Etymology dictionary
dissipation — Dissipation, Dissipatio … Thresor de la langue françoyse
dissipation — ► NOUN 1) dissipated living. 2) the action of dissipating … English terms dictionary