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[dɪs'pɜ:ʃ(ə)n] 名词  | |
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| 一般 |
分散体，相，体系，作用，系统; 弥扩，发，耗散现象; 色〔消，频〕散; 散射〔布,开〕; 悬浮〔乳浊〕液; 漂〔位，偏〕移; 标准离差; 标准偏差的平方; 喷射〔雾〕; 泄漏; 复表面重力波的分解 |
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★ 又称剪切流离散 |
| 人工智能 |
分散性 |
| 信息技术 |
"与非" |
| 军队 |
射弹散布 |
| 农业, 统计数据 |
分散［作用］｛生理｝; 离中性; 分散度 |
| 冶金 |
★ 频散; 弥散现象; 分散作用; ★ 扩散; 悬浮液 |
| 力学 |
散差 |
| 化学 |
【冶】弥散; 色散率 |
| 商业活动 |
★ 离散; 散开 |
| 国际贸易 |
差量 |
| 土壤科学 |
散播作用 |
| 塑料 |
分散液 |
| 外贸 |
分散管 |
| 多媒体 |
散射 |
| 天文学 |
色散度 |
| 建筑学 |
驱散; 消散; 弥散 (现象); 悬浮体 |
| 技术 |
离散 (度); 离差 (度); 分散状; 分散液体; 撒落作用; 光的散射; 分散液体 |
| 数学 |
离差，离散; 展形，散布; 方差; 标准离差 |
| 气候学 |
★ 色散 |
| 汽车 |
分散体，作用; 弥扩散现象; 散射布，开; 漂位，偏移 |
| 沙漠科学 |
分散［作用］ |
| 炸药 |
分散作用一定条件下，使集粒解体还原为原生颗粒的作用 |
| 珠宝 |
散 |
| 生命科学 |
传播; 炎症消失 |
| 生物物理学 |
［光的］色散 |
| 电子产品 |
呑散作用 |
| 电机 |
漏泄 |
| 畜牧业 |
弥散作用; 胶体溶液 |
| 皮肤科 |
分散相 |
| 皮革 |
分散体系 |
| 石油/石油 |
分散体; 频率散 |
| 空间 |
漂移 |
| 管理 |
离散度 |
| 统计数据 |
散布; ★ 离差; 离中趋势 |
| 航空 |
高炮射弹散布; 化学弹弥散; 火箭圆形散布; 电磁辐射散射; 偏移; 偏差; 炸弹离瞄准点的平均偏差量 |
| 营销 |
扩张; 偏差分布 |
| 计算 |
"与非" (dispersio) |
| 财政 |
离差 (统计学用语) |
| 运动的, 医疗的 |
★ 分散 |
| 遗传学 |
离散性 |
| 酸学 |
分布 |
| 钻孔 |
分散作用; 弥散液 |
| 风能 |
★ 弥散 |
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| 炸药 |
分散体 |
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dispersion A distribution of finely divided particles in a medium [dɪs'pɜ:ʃ(ə)n] 名词 | |
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| 环境 |
扩散 (细小分离粒子在介质中的分布。) |
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| 证券 |
离差统计 |
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| 英语 词库 |
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| 军队, 后勤 |
The spreading or separating of troops, materiel, establishments, or activities which are usually concentrated in limited areas to reduce vulnerability. 2. In airdrop operations, the scatter of personnel and/or cargo on the drop zone. 3. In naval control of shipping, the reberthing of a ship in the periphery of the port area or in the vicinity of the port for its own protection in order to minimize the risk of damage from attack. (UKR/NATO); A scattered pattern of hits around the mean point of impact of bombs and projectiles dropped or fired under identical conditions. 2. In anti-aircraft gunnery, the scattering of shots in range and deflection about the mean point of explosion. 3. In chemical and biological warfare, the dissemination of agents in liquid, vapour or aerosol form. (FRA) |
| 珠宝 |
The splitting of white light into its constituent spectral colors, the rainbow colors, when it passes through inclined surfaces, such as those on a prism or faceted gem. Dispersion in gemstones is called fire. |
| 缩写, 聚合物 |
d. |
| 美国 |
The spreading or separating of troops, materiel, establishments, or activities, which are usually concentrated in limited areas to reduce vulnerability (JP 5-0); In chemical and biological operations, the dissemination of agents in liquid or aerosol form (JP 3-41); In airdrop operations, the scatter of personnel and/or cargo on the drop zone (JP 3-17); In naval control of shipping, the reberthing of a ship in the periphery of the port area or in the vicinity of the port for its own protection in order to minimize the risk of damage from attack (JP 4-01.2) |