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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Reduktionsfaktor
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Reduktionsfaktor
, Minderungsfaktor
reduction factor
Reduktionsfaktor
, Minderungsfaktor
reduction factor
Reduktion
f
Reduktionen
pl
reduction
reductions
Clemmensen-Reduktion
f
chem.
Clemmensen reduction
Reduktion
f
; Desoxidieren
n
; Desoxidation
f
(Metallurgie)
reduction; deoxidation; deoxydation (metallurgy)
Reduktionismus
m
phil.
reductionism
Reduktionist
m
reductionist
reduktionistisch
adj
reductionist {adj}; reductionistic {adj}
Oxidations-Reduktions-Enzym
n
; Oxidoreduktase
f
; Redoxase
f
biochem.
oxidation-reduction enzyme; oxidoreductase; redoxase
Reduktionsabschuss
m
, Erlegen
n
überschüssiger Tierbestände, Ausmerzen
n
cull
Reduktionsabschuss
m
; Merzung
f
(Tötung unerwünschter Tierbestände)
agr.
Robbenschlag
m
cull
cull of seals
Reduktionsäquivalent
n
chem.
Reduktionsäquivalente
pl
reduction equivalent
reduction equivalents
Reduktionsfaktor
, Minderungsfaktor
reduction factor
Reduktionsflamme
f
reducing flame; carbonizing flame
Reduktionsgetriebe
n
, Reduziergetriebe
n
, Untersetzungsgetriebe
n
speed reducer
Reduktionsgetriebe
n
; Reduziergetriebe
n
; Untersetzungsgetriebe
n
speed reducer
Ãœbersetzungsgetriebe
n
ins Langsame; Untersetzungsgetriebe
n
; Drehzahlminderungsgetriebe
n
; Drehzahlminderer
m
; Reduktionsgetriebe
n
; Reduziergetriebe
n
techn.
reduction gearing; reduction gear unit; reduction gear; step-down gear; speed reduction gear; speed reducer; reducer
Reduktionsmittel
n
chem.
reducing agent
Reduktionsmittel
n
chem.
Reduktionsmittel
pl
reducing agent
reducing agents
Reduktionsmittel
n
chem.
reduktiv
adj
reduzierend
adj
reductive
reductive
reductive
Reduktase
f
(ein Enzym, das eine Reduktionsreaktion beschleunigt)
biochem.
Glutathion-Reduktase
f
Nitrat-Reduktase
Nitrit-Reduktase
Oxido-Reduktase
Superoxid-Oxidoreduktase
Trypanothion-Reduktase
f
reductase (an enzyme that promotes a reduction reaction)
glutathione reductase
nitrate reductase
nitrite reductase
oxidoreductase
superoxide dismutase SOD
trypanothione reductase
Meiose
f
; Reifeteilung
f
; Reduktionsteilung
f
biol.
meiosis
Metallabscheiden
n
; Metallabscheidung
f
techn.
chemische Metallabscheidung
elektrolytische galvanische kathodische Metallabscheidung
Metallabscheidung ohne äußere Stromquelle; Reduktionsverfahren
katalytisches Reduktionsverfahren
deposition of metal
chemical deposition of metal
electrolytic deposition of metal; electrodeposition
electroless plating
catalytic plating process
Reduktionswert
reduction value
Reduktionszone
f
reduction zone, smelting section
Reduktionszone
f
Reduktionszonen
pl
reduction zone; smelting section
reduction zones; smelting sections
Deutsche
Reduktionsfaktor Synonyme
Englische
reduction factor Synonyme
reduction
abasement
abatement
abbreviation
about-face
abridgment
abstract
acetification
acidification
acidulation
addition
agio
alchemy
alkalization
allayment
alleviation
allowance
analgesia
anesthesia
anesthetizing
apocope
appeasement
approximation
assimilation
assuagement
assumption
astriction
astringency
attenuation
attrition
bank discount
becoming
blunting
bottleneck
break
breakage
breaking
bump
bust
calming
carbonation
cash discount
casting down
catalysis
cervix
chain discount
change
change-over
charge-off
cheapening
chemicalization
circumscription
coarctation
compactedness
compaction
compression
compressure
concavity
concentration
concession
condensation
conquering
consolidation
conspectus
constriction
constringency
contraction
contracture
conversion
crushing
curtailment
cut
cutting
dampening
damping
de-escalation
deadening
debasement
debilitation
decline
decrease
decrement
decrescence
deduction
deflation
degradation
degrading
demotion
demulsion
depletion
depluming
depreciation
depression
derogation
descent
detraction
detrusion
devaluation
devitalization
differentiation
dilution
diminishment
diminuendo
diminution
dip
discount
disgrading
disparagement
displuming
dive
division
domestication
downgrading
drawback
ducking
dulcification
dulling
dying
dying off
ease
easement
easing
effemination
electrolysis
elision
ellipsis
enervation
enfeeblement
epitome
equation
evisceration
evolution
exhaustion
extenuation
extraction
extrapolation
fade-out
falling-off
fatigue
ferment
fermentation
flip-flop
foreshortening
growth
hauling down
hollowness
hourglass
hourglass figure
humbling
humiliation
hushing
hydrogenation
impairment
inanition
integration
interpolation
inversion
involution
isomerism
isthmus
kickback
knitting
languishment
lapse
leniency
lessening
letdown
letup
lightening
loosening
lowering
lulling
m
Reduktionsfaktor Definition
Factor
(
n.
)
One
who
transacts
business
for
another
Factor
(
n.
)
A
steward
or
bailiff
of
an
estate.
Factor
(
n.
)
One
of
the
elements
or
quantities
which,
when
multiplied
together,
from
a
product.
Factor
(
n.
)
One
of
the
elements,
circumstances,
or
influences
which
contribute
to
produce
a
result
Factor
(
v.
t.)
To
resolve
(a
quantity)
into
its
factors.
Reduction
(
n.
)
The
act
of
reducing,
or
state
of
being
reduced
Reduction
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
reducing.
See
Reduce,
v.
t.,
6.
and
To
reduce
an
equation,
To
reduce
an
expression,
under
Reduce,
v.
t.
Reduction
(
v.
t.)
The
correction
of
observations
for
known
errors
of
instruments,
etc.
Reduction
(
v.
t.)
The
preparation
of
the
facts
and
measurements
of
observations
in
order
to
deduce
a
general
result.
Reduction
(
v.
t.)
The
process
of
making
a
copy
of
something,
as
a
figure,
design,
or
draught,
on
a
smaller
scale,
preserving
the
proper
proportions.
Reduction
(
v.
t.)
The
bringing
of
a
syllogism
in
one
of
the
so-called
imperfect
modes
into
a
mode
in
the
first
figure.
Reduction
(
v.
t.)
The
act,
process,
or
result
of
reducing
Reduction
(
v.
t.)
The
operation
of
restoring
a
dislocated
or
fractured
part
to
its
former
place.
reduction factor Bedeutung
reduction
simplification
the
act
of
reducing
complexity
decrease
diminution
reduction
step-down
the
act
of
decreasing
or
reducing
something
discount
price
reduction
deduction
the
act
of
reducing
the
selling
price
of
merchandise
reduction
gear
gearing
that
reduces
an
input
speed
to
a
slower
output
speed
absorptivity
absorption
factor
(physics)
the
property
of
a
body
that
determines
the
fraction
of
the
incident
radiation
or
sound
flux
absorbed
or
absorbable
by
the
body
sun
protection
factor
SPF
the
degree
to
which
a
sunscreen
protects
the
skin
from
the
direct
rays
of
the
sun
releasing
hormone
RH
releasing
factor
hypothalamic
releasing
hormone
hypothalamic
releasing
factor
any
of
several
hormones
produced
in
the
hypothalamus
and
carried
by
a
vein
to
the
anterior
pituitary
gland
where
they
stimulate
the
release
of
anterior
pituitary
hormones,
each
of
these
hormones
causes
the
anterior
pituitary
to
secrete
a
specific
hormone
gene
cistron
factor
(genetics)
a
segment
of
DNA
that
is
involved
in
producing
a
polypeptide
chain,
it
can
include
regions
preceding
and
following
the
coding
DNA
as
well
as
introns
between
the
exons,
it
is
considered
a
unit
of
heredity,
genes
were
formerly
called
factors
cognitive
factor
something
immaterial
(as
a
circumstance
or
influence)
that
contributes
to
producing
a
result
determinant
determiner
determinative
determining
factor
causal
factor
a
determining
or
causal
element
or
factor,
education
is
an
important
determinant
of
one's
outlook
on
life
clincher
decisive
factor
a
point
or
fact
or
remark
that
settles
something
conclusively
factor
an
independent
variable
in
statistics
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
factor
analysis
any
of
several
methods
for
reducing
correlational
data
to
a
smaller
number
of
dimensions
or
factors,
beginning
with
a
correlation
matrix
a
small
number
of
components
or
factors
are
extracted
that
are
regarded
as
the
basic
variables
that
account
for
the
interrelations
observed
in
the
data
Sixteen
Personality
Factor
Questionnaire
PF
a
selfeport
personality
inventory
developed
by
Raymond
B.
Cattell
to
measure
the
personality
dimensions
that
emerged
from
his
factor
analysis
of
a
wide
range
of
traits
clincher
determiner
determining
factor
an
argument
that
is
conclusive
factor
anything
that
contributes
causally
to
a
result,
a
number
of
factors
determined
the
outcome
agent
factor
broker
a
businessman
who
buys
or
sells
for
another
in
exchange
for
a
commission
cooling
chilling
temperature
reduction
the
process
of
becoming
cooler,
a
falling
temperature
meiosis
miosis
reduction
division
(genetics)
cell
division
that
produces
reproductive
cells
in
sexually
reproducing
organisms,
the
nucleus
divides
into
four
nuclei
each
containing
half
the
chromosome
number
(leading
to
gametes
in
animals
and
spores
in
plants)
reduction
reducing
any
process
in
which
electrons
are
added
to
an
atom
or
ion
(as
by
removing
oxygen
or
adding
hydrogen),
always
occurs
accompanied
by
oxidation
of
the
reducing
agent
coefficient
of
reflection
reflection
factor
reflectance
reflectivity
the
fraction
of
radiant
energy
that
is
reflected
from
a
surface
factor
any
of
the
numbers
(or
symbols)
that
form
a
product
when
multiplied
together
conversion
factor
factor
by
which
a
quantity
that
is
expressed
in
one
set
of
units
must
be
multiplied
in
order
to
convert
it
into
another
set
of
units
factor
of
proportionality
constant
of
proportionality
the
constant
value
of
the
ratio
of
two
proportional
quantities
x
and
y,
usually
written
y
kx,
where
k
is
the
factor
of
proportionality
prime
factor
the
prime
factors
of
a
quantity
are
all
of
the
prime
quantities
that
will
exactly
divide
the
given
quantity
divisor
factor
one
of
two
or
more
integers
that
can
be
exactly
divided
into
another
integer,
what
are
the
factors
of
?
multiplier
multiplier
factor
the
number
by
which
a
multiplicand
is
multiplied
scale
factor
a
number
used
as
a
multiplier
in
scaling
time-scale
factor
the
ratio
of
the
simulation
time
to
the
time
of
the
real
process
equivalent-binary-digit
factor
the
average
number
of
binary
digits
needed
to
express
one
radix
digit
in
a
numeration
system
that
is
not
binary,
on
the
average
a
number
that
can
be
expressed
in
N
decimal
digits
takes
.N
binary
digits
common
divisor
common
factor
common
measure
an
integer
that
divides
two
(or
more)
other
integers
evenly
greatest
common
divisor
greatest
common
factor
highest
common
factor
the
largest
integer
that
divides
without
remainder
into
a
set
of
integers
correction
fudge
factor
a
quantity
that
is
added
or
subtracted
in
order
to
increase
the
accuracy
of
a
scientific
measure
load
factor
(aeronautics)
the
ratio
of
an
external
load
to
the
weight
of
the
aircraft
(measured
in
g)
safety
factor
factor
of
safety
the
ratio
of
the
breaking
stress
of
a
structure
to
the
estimated
maximum
stress
in
ordinary
use
rheumatoid
factor
autoantibody
that
is
usually
present
in
the
serum
of
people
with
rheumatoid
arthritis
growth
factor
a
protein
that
is
involved
in
cell
differentiation
and
growth
nerve
growth
factor
NGF
a
protein
that
is
involved
in
the
growth
of
peripheral
nerve
cells
tumor
necrosis
factor
tumour
necrosis
factor
TNF
a
proinflammatory
cytokine
that
is
produced
by
white
blood
cells
(monocytes
and
macrophages),
has
an
antineoplastic
effect
but
causes
inflammation
(as
in
rheumatoid
arthritis)
hyaluronidase
spreading
factor
Hyazyme
an
enzyme
(trade
name
Hyazyme)
that
splits
hyaluronic
acid
and
so
lowers
its
viscosity
and
increases
the
permeability
of
connective
tissue
and
the
absorption
of
fluids
coagulation
factor
clotting
factor
any
of
the
factors
in
the
blood
whose
actions
are
essential
for
blood
coagulation
fibrinogen
factor
I
a
protein
present
in
blood
plasma,
converts
to
fibrin
when
blood
clots
releasing
factor
releasing
hormone
RF
a
substance
produced
by
the
hypothalamus
that
is
capable
of
accelerating
the
secretion
of
a
given
hormone
by
the
anterior
pituitary
gland
growth
hormoneeleasing
factor
GHRF
a
releasing
factor
that
accelerates
the
secretion
of
growth
hormone
by
the
anterior
pituitary
body
intrinsic
factor
a
substance
produced
by
the
mucosa
of
the
stomach
and
intestines
that
is
essential
for
the
absorption
of
vitamin
B,
lack
of
intrinsic
factor
can
result
in
pernicious
anemia
rhesus
factor
Rh
factor
Rh
a
blood
group
antigen
possessed
by
Rh-positive
people,
if
an
Rh-negative
person
receives
a
blood
transfusion
from
an
Rh-positive
person
it
can
result
in
hemolysis
and
anemia
prothrombin
factor
II
a
protein
in
blood
plasma
that
is
the
inactive
precursor
of
thrombin
thromboplastin
thrombokinase
factor
III
an
enzyme
liberated
from
blood
platelets
that
converts
prothrombin
into
thrombin
as
blood
starts
to
clot
calcium
ion
factor
IV
ion
of
calcium,
a
factor
in
the
clotting
of
blood
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