Übersetzung für 'Vibrations' von Englisch nach Deutsch

vibrations

Schwingungen {pl}

Schwingungs­lehre {f}

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to induce vibrations

Schwingungen anregen

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bending vibrations

Biegeschwingungen {pl}

damped vibrations

gedämpfte Schwingungen {pl}engin.phys.tech.

external vibrations

Fremdschwingungen {pl}

forced vibrations {pl}

erzwungene Schwingung {f}engin.

free vibrations {pl}

freie Schwingung {f}engin.

ground vibrations

Bodenschwingungen {pl}

structural vibrations

Strukturschwingungen {pl}constr.geol.tech.

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rate of vibrations

Schwingungs­zahl {f}spec.

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vibrations of the vocal chords [spv. or dated] [vibrations of the vocal folds]

Stimmlippenschwingungen {pl}anat.

vibrations of the vocal cords [vibrations of the vocal folds]

Stimmlippenschwingungen {pl}anat.

vibrations of the vocal folds

Stimmlippenschwingungen {pl}anat.

• In spiders, slit sensilla are used to detect substrate vibrations, while trichobothria are used to detect air-borne vibrations.
• Hartley believed that sensation is the result of vibrations of the minute particles of the medullary substance of the nerves, made possible by a subtle, elastic ether that was rare in the interstices of solid bodies and in their close neighbourhood.
• major" produce vibrations which travel through the soil, influencing neighboring males which are able to distinguish these ground vibrations from other background vibrations.
• In helicopter design, helicopters must incorporate damping devices, because at specific angular velocities, the rotorblade vibrations can reinforced themselves by rotational-vibrational coupling, and build up catastrophically.
• It can detect vibrations that nearby insects create while moving, using those vibrations to locate, ambush, and consume them.

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• In addition to his work on the rolling movement of ships, he investigated how to reduce vibrations in steam-engine driven ships, inventing an instrument to measure those vibrations.
• ... e., vibrations in the air) is converted into vibrations along a liquid or solid medium.
• The vibrations of methane span the representations A1 + E + 2T2.
• A second effect of torsional vibrations applies to passenger cars.
• Harmonic vibrations are experienced as pleasant while dissonant vibrations cause pain.

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• The malleus receives vibrations from sound pressure on the eardrum, where it is connected at its longest part (the manubrium or handle) by a ligament.
• When there are vibrations in the air, the eardrum is stimulated.
• Finally, during the range of motion assessment, a record of jaw joint vibrations and sounds are made. Normal jaw joints glide without noise or vibrations.
• Ground vibrations is a technical term that is being used to describe mostly man-made vibrations of the ground, in contrast to natural vibrations of the Earth studied by seismology.
• The text studies vibrations, particularly transverse vibrations of an elastic string (chapter 7), longitudinal vibrations of an elastic rod (chapter 8), and lateral vibrations of a thin elastic rod (chapter 9).

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• larval vibrations can be distinguished from those generated by pupae, or, adults from juveniles.
• Results from her research have revealed a complex interplay between the electrons in a metallic substrate and the vibrations in molecules adsorbed on the surface.
• The intensity of the vibrations depends on what type of water the player is in; calm rapids mean low vibrations, while heavier rapids give high vibrations.