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Definition
Synonym
Pulswellenaufzeichnungsger�t
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Pulswelle
f
med.
Pulswellen
pl
deizackige Pulswelle
pulse wave
pulse waves
anatricrotism
Pulswellenaufzeichnungsgerät
n
; Pulswellenschreiber
m
; Pulskurvenschreiber
m
med.
Pulswellenaufzeichnungsgeräte
pl
; Pulswellenschreiber
pl
; Pulskurvenschreiber
pl
sphygmograph; arteriograph
sphygmographs; arteriographs
Pulswellenmessgerät
n
; Pulswellenmesser
m
med.
Pulswellenmessgeräte
pl
; Pulswellenmesser
pl
sphygmobolometer; sphygmometer; oscillometer
sphygmobolometers; sphygmometers; oscillometers
Pulswellenmessung
f
med.
sphygmobolometry; sphygmometry; oscillometry
Deutsche
Pulswellenaufzeichnungsger�t Synonyme
Englische
pulse wave Synonyme
pulse
algae
alternate
arrhythmia
arsis
autophyte
bar beat
be here again
bean
beat
beating
bicker
bout
bracken
brown algae
circle
circuit
climber
come again
come and go
come around
come round
come round again
come up again
conferva
confervoid
course
creeper
cycle
dance
diastole
diatom
downbeat
drum
drumming
echo
pulse
fern
flap
flick
flicker
flip
flit
flitter
flop
flutter
fruits and vegetables
fucus
fungus
go pitapat
grapevine
green algae
gulfweed
gutter
hammering
heartbeat
heartthrob
herb
heterophyte
intermit
ivy
kelp
legume
lentil
liana
lichen
liverwort
mold
moss
mushroom
offbeat
oscillate
palpitate
palpitating
palpitation
pant
parasite
parasitic plant
pea
perthophyte
phytoplankton
pitapat
pitter-patter
planktonic algae
plant families
pounding
puffball
pulsate
pulsating
pulsation
pulsing
rat-a-tat
rataplan
reappear
recur
red algae
reoccur
repeat
resonate
return
reverberating
reverberation
revolution
revolve
rhythm
rockweed
roll around
rotate
rotation
round
rust
saprophyte
sargasso
sargassum
sea lentil
sea moss
sea wrack
seaweed
series
slat
smut
spell
splutter
sputter
staccato
succulent
systole
tempo
thesis
throb
throbbing
thrumming
thumping
tick
ticktock
toadstool
trigger
pulse
turn
undulate
upbeat
vetch
vibrate
vibrating
vibration
vine
wave
waver
wheel
wheel around
wort
wrack
Pulswellenaufzeichnungsger�t Definition
Pulse
(
n.
)
Leguminous
plants,
or
their
seeds,
as
beans,
pease,
etc.
Pulse
(
n.
)
The
beating
or
throbbing
of
the
heart
or
blood
vessels,
especially
of
the
arteries.
Pulse
(
n.
)
Any
measured
or
regular
beat
Pulse
(
v.
i.)
To
beat,
as
the
arteries
Pulse
(
v.
t.)
To
drive
by
a
pulsation
Wave
(
v.
t.)
See
Waive.
Wave
(
v.
i.)
To
play
loosely
Wave
(
v.
i.)
To
be
moved
to
and
fro
as
a
signal.
Wave
(
v.
i.)
To
fluctuate
Wave
(
v.
t.)
To
move
one
way
and
the
other
Wave
(
v.
t.)
To
raise
into
inequalities
of
surface
Wave
(
v.
t.)
To
move
like
a
wave,
or
by
floating
Wave
(
v.
t.)
To
call
attention
to,
or
give
a
direction
or
command
to,
by
a
waving
motion,
as
of
the
hand
Wave
(
v.
i.)
An
advancing
ridge
or
swell
on
the
surface
of
a
liquid,
as
of
the
sea,
resulting
from
the
oscillatory
motion
of
the
particles
composing
it
when
disturbed
by
any
force
their
position
of
rest
Wave
(
v.
i.)
A
vibration
propagated
from
particle
to
particle
through
a
body
or
elastic
medium,
as
in
the
transmission
of
sound
Wave
(
v.
i.)
Water
Wave
(
v.
i.)
Unevenness
Wave
(
v.
i.)
A
waving
or
undulating
motion
Wave
(
v.
i.)
The
undulating
line
or
streak
of
luster
on
cloth
watered,
or
calendered,
or
on
damask
steel.
Wave
(
v.
i.)
Fig.:
A
swelling
or
excitement
of
thought,
feeling,
or
energy
Wave
(
n.
)
Woe.
pulse wave / pulse waves / anatricrotism Bedeutung
overshoot
wave-off
go-around
an
approach
that
fails
and
gives
way
to
another
attempt
wave
a
movement
like
that
of
a
sudden
occurrence
or
increase
in
a
specified
phenomenon,
a
wave
of
settlers,
troops
advancing
in
waves
full-wave
rectifier
rectifier
that
converts
the
negative
half
wave
of
an
alternating
current
into
a
positive
half
wave
kicksorter
pulse
height
analyzer
scientific
instrument
consisting
of
an
electronic
circuit
that
permits
only
voltage
pulses
of
predetermined
height
to
pass
pulse
counter
an
electronic
counter
that
counts
the
number
of
electric
pulses
pulse
generator
a
generator
of
single
or
multiple
voltage
pulses,
usually
adjustable
for
pulse
rate
pulse
timing
circuit
a
circuit
that
times
pulses
waveguide
wave
guide
a
hollow
metal
conductor
that
provides
a
path
to
guide
microwaves,
used
in
radar
duality
wave-particle
duality
(physics)
the
property
of
matter
and
electromagnetic
radiation
that
is
characterized
by
the
fact
that
some
properties
can
be
explained
best
by
wave
theory
and
others
by
particle
theory
wave
a
hairdo
that
creates
undulations
in
the
hair
finger
wave
a
wave
made
with
the
fingers
permanent
wave
permanent
perm
a
series
of
waves
in
the
hair
made
by
applying
heat
and
chemicals
wave
theory
undulatory
theory
wave
theory
of
light
(physics)
the
theory
that
light
is
transmitted
as
waves
wave
mechanics
the
modern
form
of
quantum
theory,
an
extension
of
quantum
mechanics
based
on
Schrodinger's
equation,
atomic
events
are
explained
as
interactions
between
particle
waves
pulse
modulation
modulation
that
imposes
a
signal
on
a
train
of
pulses
pulse-time
modulation
modulation
of
the
time
between
successive
pulses
Schrodinger
equation
Schrodinger
wave
equation
the
fundamental
equation
of
wave
mechanics
wave
equation
a
differential
equation
that
describes
the
passage
of
harmonic
waves
through
a
medium
wave
waving
wafture
the
act
of
signaling
by
a
movement
of
the
hand
crime
wave
a
sudden
rise
in
the
crime
rate
gravity
wave
gravitation
wave
(physics)
a
wave
that
is
hypothesized
to
propagate
gravity
and
to
travel
at
the
speed
of
light
sine
wave
a
wave
whose
waveform
resembles
a
sine
curve
wave
undulation
(physics)
a
movement
up
and
down
or
back
and
forth
soliton
soliton
wave
solitary
wave
(physics)
a
quantum
of
energy
or
quasiparticle
that
can
be
propagated
as
a
traveling
wave
in
nonlinear
systems
and
is
neither
preceded
nor
followed
by
another
such
disturbance,
does
not
obey
the
superposition
principle
and
does
not
dissipate,
soliton
waves
can
travel
long
distances
with
little
loss
of
energy
or
structure
standing
wave
stationary
wave
a
wave
(as
a
sound
wave
in
a
chamber
or
an
electromagnetic
wave
in
a
transmission
line)
in
which
the
ratio
of
its
instantaneous
amplitude
at
one
point
to
that
at
any
other
point
does
not
vary
with
time
traveling
wave
travelling
wave
a
wave
in
which
the
medium
moves
in
the
direction
of
propagation
of
the
wave
sound
wave
acoustic
wave
(acoustics)
a
wave
that
transmits
sound
air
wave
a
sound
wave
that
is
transmitted
via
air
wave
form
waveform
wave
shape
the
shape
of
a
wave
illustrated
graphically
by
plotting
the
values
of
the
period
quantity
against
time
shock
wave
blast
wave
a
region
of
high
pressure
travelling
through
a
gas
at
a
high
velocity,
the
explosion
created
a
shock
wave
swell
crestless
wave
the
undulating
movement
of
the
surface
of
the
open
sea
tidal
wave
a
wave
resulting
from
the
periodic
flow
of
the
tides
that
is
caused
by
the
gravitational
attraction
of
the
moon
and
sun
tidal
wave
an
unusual
(and
often
destructive)
rise
of
water
along
the
seashore
caused
by
a
storm
or
a
combination
of
wind
and
high
tide
tidal
wave
an
overwhelming
manifestation
of
some
emotion
or
phenomenon,
a
tidal
wave
of
nausea,
the
flood
of
letters
hit
him
with
the
force
of
a
tidal
wave,
a
tidal
wave
of
crime
roller
roll
rolling
wave
a
long
heavy
sea
wave
as
it
advances
towards
the
shore
wave
moving
ridge
one
of
a
series
of
ridges
that
moves
across
the
surface
of
a
liquid
(especially
across
a
large
body
of
water)
wave
something
that
rises
rapidly,
a
wave
of
emotion
swept
over
him,
there
was
a
sudden
wave
of
buying
before
the
market
closed,
a
wave
of
conservatism
in
the
country
led
by
the
hard
right
pulse
pulsation
heartbeat
beat
the
rhythmic
contraction
and
expansion
of
the
arteries
with
each
beat
of
the
heart,
he
could
feel
the
beat
of
her
heart
pulsation
pulsing
pulse
impulse
(electronics)
a
sharp
transient
wave
in
the
normal
electrical
state
(or
a
series
of
such
transients),
the
pulsations
seemed
to
be
coming
from
a
star
pulse
edible
seeds
of
various
pod-bearing
plants
(peas
or
beans
or
lentils
etc.)
wave
train
a
succession
of
waves
spaced
at
regular
intervals
avant-garde
vanguard
van
new
wave
any
creative
group
active
in
the
innovation
and
application
of
new
concepts
and
techniques
in
a
given
field
(especially
in
the
arts)
New
Wave
Nouvelle
Vague
an
art
movement
in
French
cinema
in
the
s
wave
front
wavefront
(physics)
an
imaginary
surface
joining
all
points
in
space
that
are
reached
at
the
same
instant
by
a
wave
propagating
through
a
medium
Wave
a
member
of
the
women's
reserve
of
the
United
States
Navy,
originally
organized
during
World
War
II
but
now
no
longer
a
separate
branch
alpha
rhythm
alpha
wave
the
normal
brainwave
in
the
electroencephalogram
of
a
person
who
is
awake
but
relaxed,
occurs
with
a
frequency
of
-
hertz
beta
rhythm
beta
wave
the
normal
brainwave
in
the
encephalogram
of
a
person
who
is
awake
and
alert,
occurs
with
a
frequency
between
andhertz
brainwave
brain
wave
cortical
potential
(neurophysiology)
rapid
fluctuations
of
voltage
between
parts
of
the
cerebral
cortex
that
are
detectable
with
an
electroencephalograph
cold
wave
a
wave
of
unusually
cold
weather
delta
rhythm
delta
wave
the
normal
brainwave
in
the
encephalogram
of
a
person
in
deep
dreamless
sleep,
occurs
with
high
voltage
and
low
frequency
(
to
hertz)
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