Translation of duct (English-English)

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abduction: forcible pulling of a limb away from its natural position, a risk in road accidents and disasters; move outwards away from middle line
Category: Medicine

abduction: Taking away by force or fraud; Anatomy: forcible pulling of a limb away from its natural position, a risk in road accidents and disasters; 2)Law: illegal carrying away of a child or a helpless person to use as hostage or for other gain, kidnapping
Category: Management in the public and private sector

abduction: kind of inference which is not a legal,but only a plausible inference
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

abduction: 1.the rotation,temporally of an eye away from the midline 2.the diverging of the eyes away from each other
Category: Medicine

abduction: the generation of hypotheses to explain observations or conclusions
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

abduction: An offence against liberty in which a person abducts another by the use of force,false pretences or threats.
Category: Defense

abductor: a muscle that draws a part away from the median line
Category: Medicine

adduct: a component of a paint that has been partially pre-reacted to give a polymer that is still reactive
Category: The chemical industry

adduction: move inwards towards central axis of the body
Category: Medicine

adductor: a muscle that draws a part toward the midian line
Category: Medicine

aqueduct: 1.a cross-drainage work in which the canal is carried over the drainage channel or natural stream and the bottom of the canal trough,or the covering over the drainage openings,is above the high flood level in the drainage channel or natural stream.2.A structure for conveying a canal or conduit across depressions or hollows.An aqueduct may be supported on piers and can be constructed in masonry,concrete,timber or steel in a trough or flume shape.The aqueduct may be connected at the ends to an earth or concrete channel
Category: Building industry

aqueduct: a conduit designed to convey water from a source to a point,usually a reservoir,where distribution begins
Category: Building industry

by-product: product of minor importance developed simultaneously with another product in a manufacturing process or a working operation; a secondary product obtained from the same raw materials during the manufacture of a main product or produced from residual materials
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

by-product: by-products are technologically linked products;a secondary or additional product; something produced (as in manufacturing) in addition to the principal product
Category: General

by-products: substances which are formed during a chemical reaction and which remain at the end of the reaction or process
Category: The chemical industry

conductance: the component of current in phase with the terminal voltage of a circuit,divided by that voltage
Category: Physics

conductance: the amount of calories of heat transmitted from surface to surface in a given time
Category: Management in the public and private sector

conductance: that property of a material which enables electric current to flow through it under the action of a potential difference
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conductance: the reciprocal of the resistance
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conducted: measurement made using a direct connection to the equipment under test
Category: News-systems and communications

conducted: a spurious emission on power lines
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conducted: an undesired voltage or current generated within a receiver and appearing at the antenna terminals
Category: News-systems and communications

conducted: interference that propagates through a conductor such as wiring or any metallic structure,e.g.sharing common return lines(includes propagation through inductors,capacitors and transformers)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conducting: applying to a device or circuit to indicate that it is carrying a current
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conduction: electricity: the passage of electric current through a conducting material; Heat: the passage of heat through a solid material from a point of higher temperature to one of lower temperature; Cardiography: the passage of heart impulses that can be recorded on the electrocardiograph
Category: Management in the public and private sector

conductive: applying to a medium to indicate that it can conduct current
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conductivity: the property which certains bodies have of conducting electricity
Category: Physics

conductivity: a scalar or matrix quantity whose product by the electric field strength is the conduction current density
Category: Physics

conductor: a substance having free charge carriers which can be moved by an electric field
Category: Physics

conductor: a material offering low resistance to electric current
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conductor: a component intended to carry electric conduction current
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conductor: that part of an electric transmission,distribution or wiring system which actually carries the current
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conductor: a material in which the highest energy band containing electrons is only partly filled at absolute zero
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

deductible: this is the amount of a loss which the insured has to pay..
Category: Insurance

deduction: a process of reasoning in which the conclusion follows from the premises given
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

deduction: the act of deducting; substraction.
Category: Language and literature

deductions: specification of deductions made,such as charges or commissions deducted from a collection amount
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

dextroduction: rotation of an eye toward the right
Category: Medicine

duct: a passageway for conveying fluids, in air conditioning, usually taken as air duct
Category: Physics

duct: non-rotating duct structure which provides a diffuser section behind the rotor that produces a power augmentation of considerable magnitude(1,5 to 2-fold) for a given size rotor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

duct: a layer,usually in the lower atmosphere,occasionally of great horizontal extent,in which the vertical refractive index gradients are such that radio signals are guided or focused within the duct and tend to follow the curvature of the earth with much less than normal attenuation
Category: The cosmos

duct: passage or tube that confines and conducts fluid
Category: Mechanical engineering

duct: a part of an inking device
Category: The chemical industry

duct: a brickwork or metal flue.
Category: Iron and steel industries

duct-sharing: sharing of a common pipe or conduit installed underground and used for telephone distribution cables
Category: News-systems and communications

ducted: a fan enclosed in a duct
Category: Mechanical engineering

ducted: an ogival body of revolution ducted from end to end,the nose being replaced by an inlet
Category: Transport

ducted: a system in which cooling air is constrained to flow in a duct or ducts to or from the power plant
Category: Mechanical engineering

ducted: a radiator installed in a duct
Category: Mechanical engineering

ducted: multi-bladed fan running in propulsive duct integrated with engine and airframe to give efficient and quiet low-speed propulsion
Category: Transport

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