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gen.
Phase f
agric.
Periode f ; Zeitraum m
chem.
Phase f (nicht mischbare Flüssigkeiten)
comp., MS
Phase f (A relative measurement that describes the temporal relationship between two signals that have the same frequency. Phase is measured in degrees, with one full oscillation cycle having 360 degrees. The phase of one signal can lead or follow the other by 0 through 180 degrees)
econ.
Entwicklungsstufe f ; Etappe f ; Arbeitstakt m ; Aspekt m ; Seite f ; Gesichtspunkt m ; in Phasen einteilen ; synchronisieren
el.
Strang eines Mehrphasenstromkreises ; Phasenwinkel m ; Außenleiter m ; Phasenleiter m ; Augenblicksphase f ; Strang
emerg.care
Phase f
hi.energ.
Phase eines Teilchens ; Teilchenphase f
IT, dat.proc.
Zeitabschnitt m
med.
Stufe f
mining.
Formation f ; Gesteinsfazies f
sport.
Takt m
tech.
Stadium n ; Strang (winding) ; Phase f (elektr.u.metall.) ; in die richtige Phase bringen (Wechselstrom) ; Phasen... f
telecom.
Uhr f
gen.
Aggregatzustand m
phys.
Phasenzustand eines Stoffes
phase of the carbon dioxide elimination curve or of the single-breath nitrogen elimination curve [feɪz] n
med.
Mischluftanteil m
met.
σ-Phase f
tech.
Phasen f
meas.inst.
in Phase bringen
English thesaurus
abbr., el.
Φ
abbr., IT
ph
USA
In joint operation planning, a definitive stage of an operation or campaign during which a large portion of the forces and capabilities are involved in similar or mutually supporting activities for a common purpose (JP 5-0)
abbr., ed.
Primary Health And Substance Education
abbr., ed., scient.
Peers Helping All Students Equally
abbr., relig.
Patient Holy Anointed Sanctified Entirely