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Definition
Synonym
Verkuerzungsglied
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Verkürzungsglied
n
(Zeit)
pulse-contracting element
Verkürzungsglied
n
(Zeit)
pulse-contracting element
Verkuerzungsglied
(Zeit)
pulse-contracting element
Deutsche
Verkuerzungsglied Synonyme
Englische
pulse-contracting element Synonyme
Verkuerzungsglied Definition
Contracting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Contract
Element
(
n.
)
One
of
the
simplest
or
essential
parts
or
principles
of
which
anything
consists,
or
upon
which
the
constitution
or
fundamental
powers
of
anything
are
based.
Element
(
n.
)
One
of
the
ultimate,
undecomposable
constituents
of
any
kind
of
matter.
Specifically:
(Chem.)
A
substance
which
cannot
be
decomposed
into
different
kinds
of
matter
by
any
means
at
present
employed
Element
(
n.
)
One
of
the
ultimate
parts
which
are
variously
combined
in
anything
Element
(
n.
)
One
out
of
several
parts
combined
in
a
system
of
aggregation,
when
each
is
of
the
nature
of
the
whole
Element
(
n.
)
One
of
the
smallest
natural
divisions
of
the
organism,
as
a
blood
corpuscle,
a
muscular
fiber.
Element
(
n.
)
One
of
the
simplest
essential
parts,
more
commonly
called
cells,
of
which
animal
and
vegetable
organisms,
or
their
tissues
and
organs,
are
composed.
Element
(
n.
)
An
infinitesimal
part
of
anything
of
the
same
nature
as
the
entire
magnitude
considered
Element
(
n.
)
Sometimes
a
curve,
or
surface,
or
volume
is
considered
as
described
by
a
moving
point,
or
curve,
or
surface,
the
latter
being
at
any
instant
called
an
element
of
the
former.
Element
(
n.
)
One
of
the
terms
in
an
algebraic
expression.
Element
(
n.
)
One
of
the
necessary
data
or
values
upon
which
a
system
of
calculations
depends,
or
general
conclusions
are
based
Element
(
n.
)
The
simplest
or
fundamental
principles
of
any
system
in
philosophy,
science,
or
art
Element
(
n.
)
Any
outline
or
sketch,
regarded
as
containing
the
fundamental
ideas
or
features
of
the
thing
in
question
Element
(
n.
)
One
of
the
simple
substances,
as
supposed
by
the
ancient
philosophers
Element
(
n.
)
The
four
elements
were,
air,
earth,
water,
and
fire
Element
(
n.
)
the
conditions
and
movements
of
the
air.
Element
(
n.
)
The
elements
of
the
alchemists
were
salt,
sulphur,
and
mercury.
Element
(
n.
)
The
whole
material
composing
the
world.
Element
(
n.
)
The
bread
and
wine
used
in
the
eucharist
or
Lord's
supper.
Element
(
v.
t.)
To
compound
of
elements
or
first
principles.
Element
(
v.
t.)
To
constitute
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
pulse-contracting element Bedeutung
catching
contracting
becoming
infected,
catching
cold
is
sometimes
unavoidable,
the
contracting
of
a
serious
illness
can
be
financially
catastrophic
component
constituent
element
an
artifact
that
is
one
of
the
individual
parts
of
which
a
composite
entity
is
made
up,
especially
a
part
that
can
be
separated
from
or
attached
to
a
system,
spare
components
for
cars,
a
component
or
constituent
element
of
a
system
detector
sensor
sensing
element
any
device
that
receives
a
signal
or
stimulus
(as
heat
or
pressure
or
light
or
motion
etc.)
and
responds
to
it
in
a
distinctive
manner
heating
element
the
component
of
a
heater
or
range
that
transforms
fuel
or
electricity
into
heat
kicksorter
pulse
height
analyzer
scientific
instrument
consisting
of
an
electronic
circuit
that
permits
only
voltage
pulses
of
predetermined
height
to
pass
logic
element
an
electronic
device
that
performs
an
elementary
logic
operation
pixel
pel
picture
element
(computer
science)
the
smallest
discrete
component
of
an
image
or
picture
on
a
CRT
screen
(usually
a
colored
dot),
the
greater
the
number
of
pixels
per
inch
the
greater
the
resolution
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
threshold
element
threshold
gate
a
logic
element
that
performs
a
threshold
operation
plot
element
a
component
or
element
of
the
plot
of
a
story
component
constituent
element
factor
ingredient
an
abstract
part
of
something,
jealousy
was
a
component
of
his
character,
two
constituents
of
a
musical
composition
are
melody
and
harmony,
the
grammatical
elements
of
a
sentence,
a
key
factor
in
her
success,
humor:
an
effective
ingredient
of
a
speech
pulse
modulation
modulation
that
imposes
a
signal
on
a
train
of
pulses
pulse-time
modulation
modulation
of
the
time
between
successive
pulses
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.)
element
the
most
favorable
environment
for
a
plant
or
animal,
water
is
the
element
of
fishes
horse
gram
horse
grain
poor
man's
pulse
Macrotyloma
uniflorum
Dolichos
biflorus
twining
herb
of
Old
World
tropics
cultivated
in
India
for
food
and
fodder,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Dolichos
identity
identity
element
identity
operator
an
operator
that
leaves
unchanged
the
element
on
which
it
operates,
the
identity
under
numerical
multiplication
is
element
a
straight
line
that
generates
a
cylinder
or
cone
element
of
a
cone
a
straight
line
joining
the
apex
and
a
point
on
the
base
element
of
a
cylinder
a
straight
line
running
the
length
of
the
cylinder
element
the
situation
in
which
you
are
happiest
and
most
effective,
in
your
element
chemical
element
element
any
of
the
more
than
known
substances
(of
which
occur
naturally)
that
cannot
be
separated
into
simpler
substances
and
that
singly
or
in
combination
constitute
all
matter
transuranic
element
any
element
having
an
atomic
number
greater
than
(which
is
the
atomic
number
of
uranium),
all
are
radioactive
rare
earth
rare-earth
element
lanthanoid
lanthanide
lanthanon
any
element
of
the
lanthanide
series
(atomic
numbers
through
)
metallic
element
metal
any
of
several
chemical
elements
that
are
usually
shiny
solids
that
conduct
heat
or
electricity
and
can
be
formed
into
sheets
etc.
bohrium
Bh
element
atomic
number
a
transuranic
element
darmstadtium
Ds
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
dubnium
Db
hahnium
element
atomic
number
a
transuranic
element
hassium
Hs
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
meitnerium
Mt
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
roentgenium
Rg
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
rutherfordium
Rf
unnilquadium
Unq
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
which
has
been
synthesized
seaborgium
Sg
element
atomic
number
a
transuranic
element
ununbium
Uub
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
ununhexium
Uuh
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
ununpentium
Uup
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
ununquadium
Uuq
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
ununtrium
Uut
element
atomic
number
a
radioactive
transuranic
element
element
one
of
four
substances
thought
in
ancient
and
medieval
cosmology
to
constitute
the
physical
universe,
the
alchemists
believed
that
there
were
four
elements
trace
element
an
element
that
occurs
at
very
small
quantities
in
the
body
but
is
nonetheless
important
for
many
biological
processes
pulse
pulse
rate
heart
rate
the
rate
at
which
the
heart
beats,
usually
measured
to
obtain
a
quick
evaluation
of
a
person's
health
femoral
pulse
pulse
of
the
femoral
artery
(felt
in
the
groin)
radial
pulse
pulse
of
the
radial
artery
(felt
in
the
wrist)
pulse
pulsate
produce
or
modulate
(as
electromagnetic
waves)
in
the
form
of
short
bursts
or
pulses
or
cause
an
apparatus
to
produce
pulses,
pulse
waves,
a
transmitter
pulsed
by
an
electronic
tube
pulsate
throb
pulse
expand
and
contract
rhythmically,
beat
rhythmically,
The
baby's
heart
was
pulsating
again
after
the
surgeon
massaged
it
pulse
drive
by
or
as
if
by
pulsation,
A
soft
breeze
pulsed
the
air
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