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Definition
Synonym
instation�r
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
instationär
adj
transient; non-steady
Strömung
f
(gerichtete Wasserbewegung)
envir.
phys.
Strömungen
pl
beschleunigte Strömung; beschleunigter Gerinneabfluss
drallfreie Strömung
gleichförmige Strömung; gleichförmiger Gerinneabfluss
instationäre Strömung; instationärer Gerinneabfluss
kritische Strömung; kritischer Gerinneabfluss
laminare Strömung; laminares Fließen
stationäre Strömung; stationärer Gerinneabfluss
subkritische Strömung; strömender Gerinneabfluss; Strömen
superkritische Strömung; schießender Gerinneabfluss; Schießen
turbulente Strömung; turbulentes Fließen
ungleichförmige Strömung; ungleichförmiger Gerinneabfluss
flow; current (directed water movement)
flows; currents
accelerated flow
irrotational current
uniform flow
unsteady flow; non-steady flow; non-stationary flow
rare
critical flow
laminar flow
steady flow; stationary flow
subcritical flow; streaming flow; tranquil flow
supercritical flow; shooting flow
turbulent flow
non-uniform flow; varied flow
Betriebszustand
m
Betriebszustände
pl
automatischer Betriebszustand
instationärer Betriebszustand
operating state; operating condition
operating states; operating conditions
automatic operation
transient operating condition
Deutsche
instation�r Synonyme
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transient; non-steady Synonyme
transient
able to adapt
adaptable
adjustable
adventurer
alpinist
alterable
alterative
arising
astronaut
board-and-roomer
boarder
brief
brittle
camper
capricious
changeable
checkered
circumforaneous
climber
comers and goers
coming
commuter
compact
compendious
concise
corruptible
cosmopolite
cruiser
curt
curtal
curtate
deciduous
decurtate
disappearing
discursive
dissolving
divagatory
drifting
dying
emanating
emanative
emanent
emergent
emerging
ephemeral
errant
evanescent
evaporating
ever-changing
excursionist
explorer
fading
fare
fickle
fleeting
flexible
flitting
floating
fluid
fly-by-night
flying
footloose
footloose and fancy-free
forthcoming
fragile
frail
fugacious
fugitive
gadding
globe-girdler
globe-trotter
goer
gypsy-like
gypsyish
hajji
impermanent
impetuous
impulsive
inconstant
instantaneous
insubstantial
issuing
jet set
jet-setter
journeyer
kaleidoscopic
landloping
lessee
little
lodger
low
malleable
many-sided
mariner
meandering
melting
metamorphic
migrational
migratory
mobile
modifiable
momentaneous
momentary
mortal
mountaineer
movable
mutable
nomad
nomadic
nondurable
nonpermanent
nonuniform
palmer
passenger
passer
passerby
passing
pathfinder
paying guest
perishable
permutable
pilgrim
pioneer
plastic
protean
proteiform
rambling
ranging
renter
resilient
roaming
roomer
roving
rubberneck
rubbernecker
rubbery
sailor
shifting
short
short and sweet
short-lived
short-term
sightseer
sojourner
straggling
straphanger
straying
strolling
subject to death
succinct
summary
supple
surfacing
synoptic
temporal
temporary
temporary lodger
tenant
tourer
tourist
trailblazer
trailbreaker
traipsing
transeunt
transient
guest
transitive
transitory
transmigratory
traveler
trekker
tripper
underlessee
undurable
unenduring
unstable
vagabond
vagrant
vanishing
variable
viator
visiting fireman
volatile
voortrekk
instation�r Definition
Steady
(
n.
)
Firm
in
standing
or
position
Steady
(
n.
)
Constant
in
feeling,
purpose,
or
pursuit
Steady
(
n.
)
Regular
Steady
(
v.
t.)
To
make
steady
Steady
(
v.
i.)
To
become
steady
Transient
(
a.
)
Passing
before
the
sight
or
perception,
or,
as
it
were,
moving
over
or
across
a
space
or
scene
viewed,
and
then
disappearing
Transient
(
a.
)
Hasty
Transient
(
a.
)
Staying
for
a
short
time
Transient
(
n.
)
That
which
remains
but
for
a
brief
time.
transient; non-steady Bedeutung
transient
global
amnesia
memory
disorder
seen
in
middle
aged
and
elderly
persons,
characterized
by
an
episode
of
amnesia
and
bewilderment
that
lasts
for
several
hours,
person
is
otherwise
alert
and
intellectually
active
steady
state
theory
continuous
creation
theory
(cosmology)
the
theory
that
the
universe
maintains
a
constant
average
density
with
matter
created
to
fill
the
void
left
by
galaxies
that
are
receding
from
each
other,
the
steady
state
theory
has
been
abandoned
in
favor
of
the
big
bang
theory
transient
(physics)
a
short-lived
oscillation
in
a
system
caused
by
a
sudden
change
of
voltage
or
current
or
load
sweetheart
sweetie
steady
truelove
a
person
loved
by
another
person
transient
one
who
stays
for
only
a
short
time,
transient
laborers
transient
ischemic
attack
TIA
brief
episode
in
which
the
brain
gets
insufficient
blood
supply,
symptoms
depend
on
the
site
of
the
blockage
settle
root
take
root
steady
down
settle
down
become
settled
or
established
and
stable
in
one's
residence
or
life
style,
He
finally
settled
down
steady
calm
becalm
make
steady,
steady
yourself
brace
steady
stabilize
stabilise
support
or
hold
steady
and
make
steadfast,
with
or
as
if
with
a
brace,
brace
your
elbows
while
working
on
the
potter's
wheel
go
steady
go
out
date
see
date
regularly,
have
a
steady
relationship
with,
Did
you
know
that
she
is
seeing
an
older
man?,
He
is
dating
his
former
wife
again!
steady
not
easily
excited
or
upset,
steady
nerves
regular
steady
relating
to
a
person
who
does
something
regularly,
a
regular
customer,
a
steady
drinker
transeunt
transient
of
a
mental
act,
causing
effects
outside
the
mind
ephemeral
passing
short-lived
transient
transitory
fugacious
lasting
a
very
short
time,
the
ephemeral
joys
of
childhood,
a
passing
fancy,
youth's
transient
beauty,
love
is
transitory
but
it
is
eternal,
fugacious
blossoms
firm
steadfast
steady
stiff
unbendable
unfaltering
unshakable
unwavering
marked
by
firm
determination
or
resolution,
not
shakable,
firm
convictions,
a
firm
mouth,
steadfast
resolve,
a
man
of
unbendable
perseverence,
unwavering
loyalty
steady
securely
in
position,
not
shaky,
held
the
ladder
steady
firm
steady
unfluctuating
not
liable
to
fluctuate
or
especially
to
fall,
stocks
are
still
firm
steady
not
subject
to
change
or
variation
especially
in
behavior,
a
steady
beat,
a
steady
job,
a
steady
breeze,
a
steady
increase,
a
good
steady
ballplayer
dependable
rock-steady
steady-going
consistent
in
performance
or
behavior,
dependable
in
one's
habits,
a
steady-going
family
man
steadily
steady
in
a
steady
manner,
he
could
still
walk
steadily
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