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81 Tragrahmen
Tragrahmen m load-bearing frame, load-carrying frame, bearing frame, weight-carrying frame; underframe (Holzfachwerkhaus)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Tragrahmen
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82 PCM-Rahmensynchronisation
PCM-Rahmensynchronisation f NRT frame synchronization, frame alignment, PCM frame synchronization, PCM frame alignment (durch Rahmenkennungswort im Zeitschlitz 0 nach Empfehlung G.704)Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > PCM-Rahmensynchronisation
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83 Bezugssystem
n1. (Koordinatensystem) reference system2. (Denkschema) frame of reference* * *Be|zugs|sys|temntframe of reference; (STATISTIK) reference system* * *1. (Koordinatensystem) reference system2. (Denkschema) frame of reference -
84 Bildformat
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85 Diarahmen
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86 Einzelbild
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87 Gehwagen
Geh|wa|genm(= Laufhilfe) walker, walking frame, ≈ Zimmer® frame (Brit)* * *Gehwagen m (Laufhilfe) walker, walking frame -
88 Geistesverfassung
f frame of mind, (mental) state* * *Geis|tes|ver|fas|sungfframe or state of mind* * ** * *f.state of mind n. -
89 Gemütszustand
der Gemütszustandframe of mind* * *Ge·müts·ver·fas·sungfGe·müts·zu·stand* * ** * *m.frame of mind n. -
90 Rahmenantenne
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91 Rahmenerzählung
f in Roman etc.: frame story* * *Rah|men|er|zäh|lungf (LITER)framework story* * ** * *f.link and frame story n. -
92 Stahlgerüst
n (Baugerüst) steel scaffolding; (Skelett) girder frame* * *Stahl|ge|rüstnttubular steel scaffolding; (= Gerippe) steel-girder frame* * *Stahl·ge·rüstnt [tubular] steel scaffolding no pl, no indef art* * * -
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94 Umrahmung
f1. framing; konkret: frame* * *Um|rah|mung [Um'raːmʊŋ]f -, -ensetting (+gen, von for); (= das Umrahmen) framingmit musikalischer Umráhmung — with music before and after
* * *Um·rah·mung<-, -en>f1. (Bilderrahmen) frame* * *die; Umrahmung, Umrahmungen1) (das Umrahmen) borderingmusikalische Umrahmung — (fig.) musical framework; music before and after
2) (Umrahmendes) border; (fig.) setting* * *1. framing; konkret: frame2. fig setting, framework;musikalische Umrahmung musical framework* * *die; Umrahmung, Umrahmungen1) (das Umrahmen) borderingmusikalische Umrahmung — (fig.) musical framework; music before and after
2) (Umrahmendes) border; (fig.) setting -
95 vergolden
v/t gild (auch fig.); (Metall, Schmuck etc.) gold-plate; sich (Dat) sein Schweigen vergolden lassen fig. be paid for one’s silence; seine Leistung wurde vergoldet SPORT he won gold for his performance* * *to gild* * *ver|gọl|den [fɛɐ'gɔldn] ptp vergo\#ldet1. vt(= mit Gold bemalen) Nüsse etc to paint gold; (mit Blattgold) Statue, Buchkante to gild; (= mit Gold überziehen) Schmuck to gold-plate; (liter Sonne, Schein) to bathe in gold, to turn golden; (fig = verschönern) Zeit, Alter, Erinnerung to enhance2. vr (liter)to turn to gold* * *(to cover with gilt: We could gild the frame of that picture.) gild* * *ver·gol·den *[fɛɐ̯ˈgɔldn̩]vtein Schmuckstück \vergolden to gold-plate a piece of jewellery [or AM jewelery]einen Bilderrahmen \vergolden to gild a picture frameein vergoldetes Schmuckstück a gold-plated piece of jewelleryein vergoldeter Bilderrahmen a gilded picture frame▪ etw ist vergoldet sth is gold-plated [or gilded▪ etw \vergolden to paint sth gold▪ [jdm] etw \vergolden to reward sb for sthna, wenn die mich schon loswerden wollen, dann werde ich mir meinen Weggang wenigstens \vergolden lassen well, if they want to get rid of me, then at least my departure is going to cost them* * *transitives Verb gold-plate <jewellery etc.>; (mit Blattgold) gild <statue, dome, etc.>; (mit Gold bemalen) paint <statue, dome, etc.> gold; (fig.) < evening sun> bathe <rooftops etc.> in gold* * *sich (dat)sein Schweigen vergolden fig be paid for one’s silence;seine Leistung wurde vergoldet SPORT he won gold for his performance* * *transitives Verb gold-plate <jewellery etc.>; (mit Blattgold) gild <statue, dome, etc.>; (mit Gold bemalen) paint <statue, dome, etc.> gold; (fig.) < evening sun> bathe <rooftops etc.> in gold* * *v.to gild v.(§ p.,p.p.: gild) -
96 Ausbaurahmen
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97 Bezugssystem
n <tech.allg> (z.B. Koordinatensystem) ■ frame of reference; reference framen < navig> (z.B. für GPS) ■ reference datum; chart datum; geodetic datum; reference frame; datum -
98 Bildwechselfrequenz
f <av> (übertragene Fernsehbilder/Sek; nach CCIR-Norm 25 Hz, nach US-FCC-Norm) ■ frame rate; picture frequency GB ; picture repetition rate GB ; frame repetition rate US ; frame frequency USf < edv> (Anzahl Vollbilder pro Sek. von Monitor, Grafikkarte; in Hz; z.B. 70 Hz) ■ refresh rate; scanning frequency; video refresh cycle; vertical refresh rate; screen refresh ratef <el> ■ image frequency -
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100 Bodenrahmen
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