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Ferromagnetic material
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- Materials that are strongly attracted by a magnetic field. iron, steel, nickel, and cobalt are included in this category. permeability is much greater than one, and is effected by the applied magnetic field. such materials exhibit hysteresis behavior.
- Material such as iron, nickel, or cobalt whose relative permeability by magnetizing force is much greater than unity. a ferromagnetic material is strongly affected by magnetism and exhibits hysteresis.
- Material such as iron, nickel, or cobalt whose relative permeability is considerably greater than unity, depends on the magnetizing force and often exhibits hysteresis. materials that are most strongly affected by magnetism are called ferromagnetic.
- Material such as iron, nickel or cobalt whose relative permeability is considerably greater than unity, depends on the magnetizing force and often exhibits hysteresis. materials that are most strongly affected by magnetism are called ferromagnetic.4
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Ферромагнитный материал, русский
Материал, который проявляет явления гистерезиса и насыщения и чья проницаемость зависит от напряженности магнитного поля. микроскопически элементарные магниты выстраиваются параллельно в объемах, называемых доменами. ненамагниченное состояние ферромагнитного материала обусловлено полной нейтрализацией намагничивания доменов, создающее нулевое внешнее намагничивание.
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Ferromagnetic, английский
Ferromagnetic cored probe, английский
Ferromagnetic domain (, английский
Ферро)магнитный домен, область бейсса, область самопроизвольной намагниченности
Ferromagnetic materials, английский
- Substances, including a number of crystalline materials, that are characterized by a possible permanent magnetization.
- Materials, such as iron, cobalt, and nickel, which have an abnormally high magnetic permeability.
Ferromagnetic resonance, английский
Ферромагнитный резонанс
Material, английский
- Materiau;matière
- Mat.
- Mtl
- Материал
- Military equipages of all descriptions for the naval services. the bombs, blankets, beans and bulletins of the navy and marine corps. taken from nelson`s british navy as the u.s. services became professional. related: materiel – the military equipages of the army and air force, taken from napoleon`s french army as the u.s. services became professional.
- 1. matter which can be used to make something 2. cloth the wound should be covered with gauze or other light material. 3. all that is necessary in surgery
- N материал | a материаль- ный analogy writing ~ материал для письма (кожа, перга- мент и проч. )
- A part’ of 3d content that provides texture to 3d geometries. combined with light
- Вещество, материал
Material, английский
Material, английский
Material, шведский
Material (adj), английский
Material adverse change, английский
Существенное неблагоприятное изменение
Material adverse change (mac), английский
Material adverse effect, английский
This is used as a qualifier to certain representations and undertakings as well as triggering the material adverse change event of default. this definition should be considered on a case by case basis and is frequently the subject of negotiation.
Material adverse event (mae), английский
Material allocation, английский
Распределение материальных ресурсов
Material alteration, английский
Amending the drawing of a trademark to the point that it no longer creates the impression of being essentially the same as the trademark in your initial application or registration. amendments that materially alter the trademark aren`t allowed at any point after the application is submitted.
Material amount, английский
Значительная сумма
Material and logistical assistance, английский
Material and manufacturing stock and resources, английский
Material antisonoro ., испанский
Permeability, английский
- Perméabilité
- The ease with which a fluid flows through a porous material (wood) in response to pressure.
- A measure of the ease with which water penetrates a material.
- The relationship of flow per unit area to differential pressure across a filter medium.
- (of a membrane) the ability to allow some substances to pass through
- Проницаемость о ~ to heat теплопроницаемость ~ of soil проницаемость грунта air ~ воздухопроницаемость
- The state or quality of being penetrable by fluids or gases.
- The specific permeability, k (in m? ) is often referred to simply as
- The capacity of a solid substance (such as rock) to transmit a fluid. the degree of permeability depends on the number, size, and shape of the pores and/or fractures in the rock and their interconnections. it is measured by the time it takes a fluid of standard viscosity to move a given distance. the unit of permeability is the darcy.
- The capacity of a porous rock to transmit fluids.
- A measure of a material’s ability to align its magnetic domains in response to an applied magnetic field.
- A measure of the ease with which a fluid flows through the connecting pore spaces of rock or cement. the unit of measurement is the millidarcy.
Hysteresis, английский
- The difference noted in a sensor's output as a response to first an increasing, and then a decreasing, input signal of the same value. if yi is the value of the output with an increasing input of value x, and yd is the value of the output with decreasing
- As applied to timber's moisture content, the tendency of dried wood to reach equilibrium with any specified temperature and relative humidity at a lower moisture content when absorbing moisture from a drier state than when losing moisture from a wetter st
- Гистерезис
- Гистерезис, гистерезисная петля (напр, на диаграмме растяжения)
- 1. in tire cord, a measurement of work lost through heat during dynamic operation. 2. in tensile testing, loss of linear recovery following repeated loading and relaxation. i
- Used to characterize a lagging effect. firms may fail to enter markets that appear attractive, or firms that are once invested in a market may persist in operating at a loss. the effect is characteristic of investments with high entry and exit costs along with high uncertainty. i harvey`s hypertextual finance glossary copyright © 2020. all worldwide rights reserved. do not reproduce without explicit permission. keep up to date on the latest finance lingo with the new ipad/iphone app download from itunes order the book with the 2002 pulitzer prize winner for financial writing, gretchen morgenson of the new york times order via amazon order via barnes and noble a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y # z
- The stress/strain curves are different for loading and unloading.
- Apparent lagging of the magnetic effect when the magnetizing force acting on a ferromagnetic body is changed; phenomenon exhibited by a magnetic system wherein its state is influenced by its previous history.
- Lagging of a ferromagnetic test object’s magnetization under the influence of a changing external magnetic field intensity; phenomenon exhibited by a magnetic system wherein its state is influenced by its previous history.4
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Ferromanganese, английский
Ferromagnesian mineral, английский
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