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21 Longitudinalwelle
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22 UKW
ohne Art. Abk. ( Ultrakurzwelle) PHYS. USW (= ultrashort wave); RADIO etc.: VHF (= very high frequency); auf UKW senden / empfangen etc. broadcast / receive etc. on VHF* * *(Abk.: Ultrakurzwelle) FM; frequency modulation; very high frequency; VHF* * *[uːkaː'veː] abbr VHF* * *<->[u:ka:ˈve:]auf \UKW on VHFauf \UKW umschalten to switch to VHF* * *UKW ohne art abk (Ultrakurzwelle) PHYS USW (= ultrashort wave); RADIO etc VHF (= very high frequency);auf UKW senden/empfangen etc broadcast/receive etc on VHF -
23 Undulationstheorie
f PHYS. undulation theory, wave theory (of light)* * * -
24 Wellenlänge
* * *die Wellenlängewavelength* * *Wẹl|len|län|gef (PHYS, TELEC)wavelengtheinstellen (inf) — to get on sb's wavelength (inf)
auf der gleichen Wellenlänge sein or liegen, die gleiche Wellenlänge haben (inf) — to be on the same wavelength (inf)
* * *(the distance from any given point on one (radio etc) wave to the corresponding point on the next.) wavelength* * *Wel·len·län·gef PHYS wavelength▶ die gleiche \Wellenlänge haben [o auf der gleichen \Wellenlänge liegen] (fam) to be on the same wavelength* * *[mit jemandem] auf der gleichen Wellenlänge liegen — (fig. ugs.) be on the same wavelength [as somebody]
* * *Wellenlänge f Radio etc: wavelength;die gleiche Wellenlänge haben fig be on the same wavelength* * *[mit jemandem] auf der gleichen Wellenlänge liegen — (fig. ugs.) be on the same wavelength [as somebody]
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25 Wellenstrahlen
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26 thermische Strahlung
f < phys> ■ caloric radiationf < phys> (Wellenlänge über 3 Mikrometer) ■ long-wavelength radiation; long wave radiation; long-wave radiation; longwave radiationf < therm> ■ heat radiation -
27 Wellentyp
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28 Raumwelle
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29 Wellenwiderstand
m <av> ■ image impedancem <el> ■ characteristic impedance; surge impedance; image impedance; characteristic admittance; iterative impedancem < nav> ■ wave resistance; wave making resistance -
30 Welle
Wel·le <-, -n> [ʼvɛlə] f1) ( Woge) wave2) ( massenhaftes Auftreten) wave;grüne \Welle transp synchronized traffic lights;die neue \Welle mode the latest craze;3) phys wave4) radio wavelength5) ( wellenförmige Erhebung) waveWENDUNGEN:[hohe] \Wellen schlagen to create a [big] stir -
31 fortschreitende Welle
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32 Scherungswelle
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33 Wanderwelle
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34 Querwelle
Querwelle2 f TECH cross shaft -
35 Frequenzbereich
m PHYS., FUNK. frequency range* * *der Frequenzbereichfrequency range* * *Fre|quẹnz|be|reichm (RAD)frequency range* * ** * *m.frequency response n.wave band n. -
36 Schwingung
f TECH. und Akustik: vibration; auch ETECH. oscillation; fig. resonance; etw. in Schwingungen versetzen set s.th. vibrating (auch fig.)* * *die Schwingungvaccilation; vibration; oscillation* * *Schwịn|gung ['ʃvIŋʊŋ]f -, -en (PHYS)vibration; (von Wellen) oscillation; (fig) vibrationin Schwingung kommen — to begin to swing or (Saite) to vibrate or (Wellen) to oscillate
etw in Schwingung(en) versetzen — to set sth swinging; to start sth vibrating; to start sth oscillating
* * *Schwin·gung<-, -en>f1. PHYS oscillationgedämpfte \Schwingung damped oscillationharmonische \Schwingung harmonic oscillationkontinuierliche \Schwingung continuous wavein \Schwingung geraten to begin to vibrate[etw] in \Schwingung versetzen to set [sth] swinging2. (Regung) stirringseelische \Schwingungen inner stirrings* * *die; Schwingung, Schwingungen1) swinging; (Vibration) vibrationetwas in Schwingung versetzen — set something swinging/vibrating
2) (Physik) oscillation* * *etwas in Schwingungen versetzen set sth vibrating (auch fig)* * *die; Schwingung, Schwingungen1) swinging; (Vibration) vibrationetwas in Schwingung versetzen — set something swinging/vibrating
2) (Physik) oscillation* * *f.fluctuation n.oscillation n.vibrancy n.vibration n. -
37 Halbwelle
f <kfz.antr> (zwischen Differential und Antriebsrädern) ■ drive shaft; axle shaft pract ; half shaft pract -
38 Ultraschall
m < phys> ■ ultrasonic sound; ultrasound; sound wave of ultrasonic frequency(US) < phys> (in Komposita) ■ ultrasonic (US) -
39 Verdichtungsstoß
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40 abstrahlen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. (Wärme etc.) emit, radiate2. TECH. (sandstrahlen) sandblast* * *ạb|strah|lenvt sep1) Wärme, Energie, Programm etc to emit* * *ab|strah·lenvt▪ etw \abstrahlen to radiate sth2. (sandstrahlen)▪ etw \abstrahlen to sandblast sth* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb (fig.)auf jemanden/etwas abstrahlen — influence or affect somebody/something
* * *abstrahlen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. (Wärme etc) emit, radiate* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb (fig.)auf jemanden/etwas abstrahlen — influence or affect somebody/something
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