accelerators

Sen hiç uzun bir aradan sonra arabana bindin mi ve frenle gazı karıştırdın mı? - Have you ever got in your car after a long absence and got the brake mixed up with the accelerator?

accelerator

ivdireç

accelerator

(Teknik,Ticaret) hızlandıran

accelerator

ivdirici

accelerator

(Jeoloji) ivme kazandırıcı

accelerator

hızlandırıcı,gaz pedalı,sempatik sınır

accelerator

(Biyoloji) etkiyi hızla artıran

accelerator

(Mimarlık) priz hızlandırıcı akseleratör

accelerator

{i} sempatik sinir

accelerator

(Tıp) Tacil edne, hızlandıran

accelerator

(Tekstil) 1. hızlanma vasıtası 2. süratlendiren

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von accelerators im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: Admixtures that decrease the setting time by increasing the rate of hydration; plural of accelerator
accelerator: One who, or that which, accelerates
accelerator: An accelerator pedal
accelerator: A device for causing acceleration
particle accelerators: plural form of particle accelerator
Accelerator: A device (i e , machine) used to produce high-energy high-speed beams of charged particles, such as electrons, protons, or heavy ions, for research in high-energy and nuclear physics, synchrotron radiation research, medical therapies, and some industrial applications The accelerator at SLAC is an electron accelerator More Information: Accelerator, Accelerator Operations, Copper Structure, Your TV is an Accelerator
Accelerator: a valve that regulates the supply of fuel to the engine
Accelerator: A device that speeds up the operation of a subsystem
Accelerator: Device used to increase the energy of particles, which then collide with other particles Major types are linear accelerators and circular accelerators The name refers to the path taken by the accelerated particle
Accelerator: (chemistry) a substance that initiates or accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being affected
Accelerator: Hardware that is added to improve performance of a computer, includes a combination of an accelerator board and graphics accelerator The accelerator board replaces the CPU with a higher performance model CPU and the graphics accelerator performs faster access to graphics
Accelerator: A key or sequence of keys (typically a modifier key and some other key) that provides a shortcut, immediately accessing a program function
Accelerator: Any device used to impart kinetic energy to electrically charged particles including, but not limited to, electrons, protons, deuterons and helium ions This includes equipment designed for and used only for the production of X-rays of 0 9 MeV or greater and equipment capable of discharging nuclear particles into a medium external to the accelerating device
Accelerator: A machine used to accelerate particles to high speeds (and thus high energy compared to their rest mass-energy)
Accelerator: material that, when mixed with a catalyst or a resin, will speed the chemical reaction between the catalyst and the resin Also called promoter
Accelerator: Any substance that increases the speed of a chemical reaction In paint terms, it usually indicates a material that hastens the curing or crosslinking of a resin system
Accelerator: A chemical that reduces the setting time of a cement slurry
Accelerator: A material that acts synergistically with the prompter to speed up the chemical reaction between the catalyst and the resin
Accelerator: In radiation science, a device that speeds up charged particles such as electrons or protons
Accelerator: A chemical ingredient of film or paper developers that's often referred to as an activator and speeds up the developing agents It's usally an alkali such as sodium carbonate, borax or sodium hydroxide
Accelerator: Any substance used in small proportion which increases the speed of a chemical reaction or hastens curing or crosslinking of a resin system
Accelerator: (1) a substance added, or method used, to hasten the natural progress or process of an event or series of events, such as ink drying; (2) material which when mixed with a catalized resin, will speedup the chemical reaction between the catalyst and resin, either in polymerizing of resin or vulcanization of rubber; also referred to as a promoter
Accelerator: a pedal that controls the throttle valve; "he stepped on the gas"
Accelerator: Do not use in end-user documentation The preferred term is shortcut key Accelerator is acceptable in programmer documentation 1) A key or sequence of keys on the keyboard or multiple clicks of mouse buttons that quickly performs specific menu or application functions without using a menu 2) Motif Style Guide: See shortcut key
Accelerator: A machine for speeding subatomic particles to a high velocity, then colliding them with a stationary target or with another beam of particles moving in the opposite direction, producing exotic particles
Accelerator: 1 A key or sequence of keys on the keyboard or multiple clicks of mouse buttons that quickly performs specific menu or application functions without using a menu
Accelerator: A chemical additive which speeds up the rate of a chemical reaction and thereby reduces the gel time and cure time Another term is promoter
Accelerator: Substance that shortens the setting times of concrete and mortar Accelerators, or accelerants, are added in cold weather when there is a danger of the concrete or mortar freezing before it can cure properly Accelerators are considered admixtures Chemical substance added to a mixture to speed up a reaction
Accelerator: the effect on GDP of the increase in investment that results from an increase in output For instance, the greater output leads a firm to believe that the demand for its products will rise in the future; the resulting increase in investment leads to growth in output and still further increases in investment, accelerating the expansion of the economy
Accelerator: The accelerator theory suggests that the level of net investment will be determined by the rate of change of national income If national income is growing at an increasing rate then net investment will also grow, but when the rate of growth slows net investment will fall There will then be an interaction between the multiplier and the accelerator that may cause larger fluctuations in the trade cycle For more detail on this interaction see the section on Sir Roy Harrod
Accelerator: A device for imparting very high velocity to charged paticles, such as electrons or protons These fast particles can penetrate matter and are known as radiation Fast particles of this type are used in research and for studying the structure of the atom itself
Accelerator: a scientific instrument that increases the kinetic energy of charged particles
Accelerator: A device used for accelerating the velocity of electrons, or nuclear particles to high energies For example, an accelerator is used in pulsed neutron logging where deuterium is accelerated to strike a tritium target to produce neutrons
accelerator: The accelerator in a car or other vehicle is the pedal which you press with your foot in order to make the vehicle go faster. He eased his foot off the accelerator
accelerator: Also as an adj
accelerator: as, accelerator nerves
accelerator: A substance which speeds up chemical reactions
accelerator: accelerator pedal
accelerator: {i} gas pedal of a motor vehicle; (Computers) expansion card or other hardware item that accelerates specific computer operations (such as the processing of graphics, floating-point calculations, etc.)
accelerator: a valve that regulates the supply of fuel to the engine a scientific instrument that increases the kinetic energy of charged particles a pedal that controls the throttle valve; "he stepped on the gas
accelerator: (Otomotiv) Otherwise know as the gas pedal, it is the pedal that makes the car go faster the further it is depressed