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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Reizleitung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
die
Reizleitung
des Herzens beeinflussend
adj
med.
die
Reizleitung
beschleunigend
die
Reizleitung
verlangsamend
dromotropic
positive dromotropic
negative dromotropic
Reizleitung
f
med.
aberrierende ventrikuläre
Reizleitung
gegenläufige
Reizleitung
; antidrome
Reizleitung
gestörte
Reizleitung
intraventrikuläre
Reizleitung
orthodrome
Reizleitung
ventrikulo-atriale
Reizleitung
verlangsamte
Reizleitung
stimulus conduction
aberrancy ventricular conduction
antidromic conduction
disturbed stimulus conduction
intraventricular stimulus conduction
orthodromic conduction
ventriculo-atrial conduction; retrograde stimulus conduction; retroconduction
decremental stimulus conduction
Reizleitung
f
med.
aberrierende ventrikuläre
Reizleitung
gegenläufige
Reizleitung
; antidrome
Reizleitung
gestörte
Reizleitung
intraventrikuläre
Reizleitung
orthodrome
Reizleitung
ventrikulo-atriale
Reizleitung
verlangsamte
Reizleitung
stimulus conduction
aberrancy ventricular conduction
antidromic conduction
disturbed stimulus conduction
intraventricular stimulus conduction
orthodromic conduction
ventriculo-atrial conduction; retrograde stimulus conduction; retroconduction
decremental stimulus conduction
die
Reizleitung
des Herzens beeinflussend
adj
med.
die
Reizleitung
beschleunigend
die
Reizleitung
verlangsamend
dromotropic
positive dromotropic
negative dromotropic
Deutsche
Reizleitung Synonyme
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Reizleitung Synonym
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Englische
dromotropic Synonyme
Reizleitung Definition
Electro-negative
(
a.
)
Having
the
property
of
being
attracted
by
an
electro-positive
body,
or
a
tendency
to
pass
to
the
positive
pole
in
electrolysis,
by
the
law
that
opposite
electricities
attract
each
other.
Electro-negative
(
a.
)
Negative
Electro-negative
(
n.
)
A
body
which
passes
to
the
positive
pole
in
electrolysis.
Electro-positive
(
a.
)
Of
such
a
nature
relatively
to
some
other
associated
body
or
bodies,
as
to
tend
to
the
negative
pole
of
a
voltaic
battery,
in
electrolysis,
while
the
associated
body
tends
to
the
positive
pole
Electro-positive
(
a.
)
Hence:
Positive
Electro-positive
(
n.
)
A
body
which
passes
to
the
negative
pole
in
electrolysis.
Negative
(
a.
)
Denying
Negative
(
a.
)
Not
positive
Negative
(
a.
)
Asserting
absence
of
connection
between
a
subject
and
a
predicate
Negative
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
picture
upon
glass
or
other
material,
in
which
the
lights
and
shades
of
the
original,
and
the
relations
of
right
and
left,
are
reversed.
Negative
(
a.
)
Metalloidal
Negative
(
n.
)
A
proposition
by
which
something
is
denied
or
forbidden
Negative
(
n.
)
A
word
used
in
denial
or
refusal
Negative
(
n.
)
The
refusal
or
withholding
of
assents
Negative
(
n.
)
That
side
of
a
question
which
denies
or
refuses,
or
which
is
taken
by
an
opposing
or
denying
party
Negative
(
n.
)
A
picture
upon
glass
or
other
material,
in
which
the
light
portions
of
the
original
are
represented
in
some
opaque
material
(usually
reduced
silver),
and
the
dark
portions
by
the
uncovered
and
transparent
or
semitransparent
ground
of
the
picture.
Negative
(
n.
)
The
negative
plate
of
a
voltaic
or
electrolytic
cell.
Negative
(
v.
t.)
To
prove
unreal
or
intrue
Negative
(
v.
t.)
To
reject
by
vote
Negative
(
v.
t.)
To
neutralize
the
force
of
Positive
(
a.
)
Having
a
real
position,
existence,
or
energy
Positive
(
a.
)
Derived
from
an
object
by
itself
Positive
(
a.
)
Definitely
laid
down
Positive
(
a.
)
Hence:
Not
admitting
of
any
doubt,
condition,
qualification,
or
discretion
Positive
(
a.
)
Prescribed
by
express
enactment
or
institution
Positive
(
a.
)
Fully
assured
Positive
(
a.
)
Having
the
power
of
direct
action
or
influence
Positive
(
a.
)
Corresponding
with
the
original
in
respect
to
the
position
of
lights
and
shades,
instead
of
having
the
lights
and
shades
reversed
Positive
(
a.
)
Electro-positive.
Positive
(
a.
)
Hence,
basic
Positive
(
n.
)
That
which
is
capable
of
being
affirmed
Positive
(
n.
)
That
which
settles
by
absolute
appointment.
Positive
(
n.
)
The
positive
degree
or
form.
Positive
(
n.
)
A
picture
in
which
the
lights
and
shades
correspond
in
position
with
those
of
the
original,
instead
of
being
reversed,
as
in
a
negative.
Positive
(
n.
)
The
positive
plate
of
a
voltaic
or
electrolytic
cell.
dromotropic / positive dromotropic / negative dromotropic Bedeutung
fraud
in
fact
positive
fraud
actual
deceit,
concealing
something
or
making
a
false
representation
with
an
evil
intent
to
cause
injury
to
another
negative
chemotaxis
movement
away
from
a
chemical
stimulus
positive
chemotaxis
movement
toward
a
chemical
stimulus
control
circuit
negative
feedback
circuit
a
feedback
circuit
that
subtracts
from
the
input
negative
a
piece
of
photographic
film
showing
an
image
with
light
and
shade
or
colors
reversed
negative
magnetic
pole
negative
pole
south-seeking
pole
the
pole
of
a
magnet
that
points
toward
the
south
when
the
magnet
is
suspended
freely
negative
pole
the
terminal
of
a
battery
that
is
connected
to
the
negative
plate
positive
a
film
showing
a
photographic
image
whose
tones
correspond
to
those
of
the
original
subject
positive
pole
positive
magnetic
pole
north-seeking
pole
the
pole
of
a
magnet
that
points
toward
the
north
when
the
magnet
is
suspended
freely
positive
pole
the
terminal
of
a
battery
that
is
connected
to
the
positive
plate
Rh-positive
blood
type
Rh
positive
the
blood
group
(approximately
%
of
people)
whose
red
cells
have
the
Rh
factor
(Rh
antigen)
Rh-negative
blood
type
Rh-negative
blood
Rh
negative
the
blood
group
whose
red
cells
lack
the
Rh
factor
(Rh
antigen)
turnoff
negative
stimulation
something
causing
antagonism
or
loss
of
interest
positive
reinforcing
stimulus
positive
reinforcer
a
reinforcing
stimulus
that
serves
to
increase
the
likelihood
of
the
response
that
produces
it
negative
reinforcing
stimulus
negative
reinforcer
a
reinforcing
stimulus
whose
removal
serves
to
decrease
the
likelihood
of
the
response
that
produced
it
positive
stimulus
a
stimulus
with
desirable
consequences
negative
stimulus
a
stimulus
with
undesirable
consequences
positive
correlation
direct
correlation
a
correlation
in
which
large
values
of
one
variable
are
associated
with
large
values
of
the
other
and
small
with
small,
the
correlation
coefficient
is
between
and
negative
correlation
indirect
correlation
a
correlation
in
which
large
values
of
one
variable
are
associated
with
small
values
of
the
other,
the
correlation
coefficient
is
between
and
-
positive
positive
degree
the
primary
form
of
an
adjective
or
adverb,
denotes
a
quality
without
qualification,
comparison,
or
relation
to
increase
or
diminution
positive
identification
evidence
proving
that
you
are
who
you
say
you
are,
evidence
establishing
that
you
are
among
the
group
of
people
already
known
to
the
system,
recognition
by
the
system
leads
to
acceptance,
a
system
for
positive
identification
can
prevent
the
use
of
a
single
identity
by
several
people
negative
identification
evidence
proving
that
you
are
not
who
you
say
you
are
not,
evidence
establishing
that
you
are
not
among
a
group
of
people
already
known
to
the
system,
recognition
by
the
system
leads
to
rejection,
a
system
for
negative
identification
can
prevent
the
use
of
multiple
identities
by
a
single
person
negative
a
reply
of
denial,
he
answered
in
the
negative
double
negative
a
grammatically
substandard
but
emphatic
negative,
I
don't
never
go
double
negative
an
affirmative
constructed
from
two
negatives,
A
not
unwelcome
outcome
antimuon
positive
muon
the
antiparticle
of
a
muon,
decays
to
positron
and
neutrino
and
antineutrino
muon
negative
muon
mu-meson
an
elementary
particle
with
a
negative
charge
and
a
half-life
of
microsecond,
decays
to
electron
and
neutrino
and
antineutrino
positive
charge
having
a
deficiency
of
electrons,
having
a
higher
electric
potential
negative
charge
having
a
surplus
of
electrons,
having
a
lower
electric
potential
negative
feedback
feedback
in
opposite
phase
with
(decreasing)
the
input
positive
feedback
regeneration
feedback
in
phase
with
(augmenting)
the
input
veto
blackball
negative
vote
against,
refuse
to
endorse,
refuse
to
assent,
The
President
vetoed
the
bill
plus
positive
involving
advantage
or
good,
a
plus
(or
positive)
factor
minus
negative
involving
disadvantage
or
harm,
minus
(or
negative)
factors
negative
expressing
or
consisting
of
a
negation
or
refusal
or
denial
convinced(p)
positive(p)
confident(p)
persuaded
of,
very
sure,
were
convinced
that
it
would
be
to
their
advantage
to
join,
I
am
positive
he
is
lying,
was
confident
he
would
win
cocksure
overconfident
positive
marked
by
excessive
confidence,
an
arrogant
and
cocksure
materialist,
so
overconfident
and
impudent
as
to
speak
to
the
queen,
the
less
he
knows
the
more
positive
he
gets
negative
electronegative
negatively
charged
having
a
negative
charge,
electrons
are
negative
positive
electropositive
positively
charged
having
a
positive
charge,
protons
are
positive
damaging
negative
designed
or
tending
to
discredit,
especially
without
positive
or
helpful
suggestions,
negative
criticism
incontrovertible
irrefutable
positive
impossible
to
deny
or
disprove,
incontrovertible
proof
of
the
defendant's
innocence,
proof
positive,
an
irrefutable
argument
positive
prescribed
formally
laid
down
or
imposed,
positive
laws
negative
having
the
quality
of
something
harmful
or
unpleasant,
ran
a
negative
campaign,
delinquents
retarded
by
their
negative
outlook
on
life
positive
characterized
by
or
displaying
affirmation
or
acceptance
or
certainty
etc.,
a
positive
attitude,
the
reviews
were
all
positive,
a
positive
benefit,
a
positive
demand
negative
characterized
by
or
displaying
negation
or
denial
or
opposition
or
resistance,
having
no
positive
features,
a
negative
outlook
on
life,
a
colorless
negative
personality,
a
negative
evaluation,
a
negative
reaction
to
an
advertising
campaign
positive
greater
than
zero,
positive
numbers
negative
less
than
zero,
a
negative
number
positive
reckoned,
situated
or
tending
in
the
direction
which
naturally
or
arbitrarily
is
taken
to
indicate
increase
or
progress
or
onward
motion,
positive
increase
in
graduating
students
negative
reckoned
in
a
direction
opposite
to
that
regarded
as
positive,
negative
interest
rates
positive
confirming
indicating
existence
or
presence
of
a
suspected
condition
or
pathogen,
a
positive
pregnancy
test
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