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Definition
Synonym
Restw�rme
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Restwärme
f
phys.
residual heat
Restwasser
n
chem.
undetermined water
Wasserführung
f
; Gerinneabfluss
m
; Abfluss
m
; Durchfluss
m
eines Gerinnes
envir.
Dotierwassermenge
f
; Dotierwasser
n
; Pflichtwasser
n
Grenzabfluss
m
(für Geschiebeverfrachtung)
Hochwasserführung
f
; Hochwasserabfluss
m
; hoher Wasserabfluss
Mittelwasserführung
f
; Mittelwasserabfluss
m
; mittlerer Abfluss
Niedrigwasserführung
f
; Niedrigwasserabfluss
m
; niedriger Abfluss
Restwasserabführung
f
; Restwasserabfluss
m
; Restwassermenge
f
; Restwasser
n
stream flow; channel flow; stage of a watercourse
minimum instream flow; minimum acceptable flow
threshold flow; entrainment discharge (for bed-load discharge)
flood flow; high-water flow
mean water flow; average flow
low water flow
residual flow; instream flow
Welligkeit
f
; Brummspannung
f
electr.
Restwelligkeit
f
ripple voltage; ripple; hum voltage
coll.
(undesirable variations in electrical voltage)
residual ripple
Bergungswert, Restwert
salvage value
Restwert
m
residual value
Restwert
residual value
Restwert
m
fin.
Restwerte
pl
residual value; salvage value
residual values; salvage values
Restwertbörse
f
auto
damaged car sales
Restwiderstand
m
(Halbleiter)
electr.
collector saturation resistance (semiconductors)
Deutsche
Restw�rme Synonyme
Englische
residual heat Synonyme
Restw�rme Definition
Heat
(
n.
)
A
force
in
nature
which
is
recognized
in
various
effects,
but
especially
in
the
phenomena
of
fusion
and
evaporation,
and
which,
as
manifested
in
fire,
the
sun's
rays,
mechanical
action,
chemical
combination,
etc.,
becomes
directly
known
to
us
through
the
sense
of
feeling.
In
its
nature
heat
is
a
mode
if
motion,
being
in
general
a
form
of
molecular
disturbance
or
vibration.
It
was
formerly
supposed
to
be
a
subtile,
imponderable
fluid,
to
which
was
given
the
name
caloric.
Heat
(
n.
)
The
sensation
caused
by
the
force
or
influence
of
heat
when
excessive,
or
above
that
which
is
normal
to
the
human
body
Heat
(
n.
)
High
temperature,
as
distinguished
from
low
temperature,
or
cold
Heat
(
n.
)
Indication
of
high
temperature
Heat
(
n.
)
A
single
complete
operation
of
heating,
as
at
a
forge
or
in
a
furnace
Heat
(
n.
)
A
violent
action
unintermitted
Heat
(
n.
)
Utmost
violence
Heat
(
n.
)
Agitation
of
mind
Heat
(
n.
)
Animation,
as
in
discourse
Heat
(
n.
)
Sexual
excitement
in
animals.
Heat
(
n.
)
Fermentation.
Heat
(
v.
t.)
To
make
hot
Heat
(
v.
t.)
To
excite
or
make
hot
by
action
or
emotion
Heat
(
v.
t.)
To
excite
ardor
in
Heat
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
warm
or
hot
by
the
action
of
fire
or
friction,
etc.,
or
the
communication
of
heat
Heat
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
warm
or
hot
by
fermentation,
or
the
development
of
heat
by
chemical
action
Heat
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
Heated
Residual
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
a
residue
Residual
(
n.
)
The
difference
of
the
results
obtained
by
observation,
and
by
computation
from
a
formula.
Residual
(
n.
)
The
difference
between
the
mean
of
several
observations
and
any
one
of
them.
residual heat Bedeutung
gas
heat
heating
system
that
burns
natural
gas
heat
engine
any
engine
that
makes
use
of
heat
to
do
work
heat
exchanger
device
that
transfers
heat
from
one
liquid
to
another
without
allowing
them
to
mix
heating
system
heating
plant
heating
heat
utility
to
warm
a
building,
the
heating
system
wasn't
working,
they
have
radiant
heating
heat
lamp
infrared
lamp
electric
heater
consisting
of
a
high-power
incandescent
lamp
that
emits
infrared
radiation,
the
bathroom
could
be
warmed
by
an
infrared
lamp
heat
pump
apparatus
that
extracts
heat
from
a
liquid
that
is
at
a
higher
temperature
than
its
surroundings,
can
be
used
to
transfer
heat
from
a
reservoir
outside
in
order
to
heat
a
building
heat-seeking
missile
a
missile
with
a
guidance
system
that
directs
it
toward
targets
emitting
infrared
radiation
(as
the
emissions
of
a
jet
engine)
heat
shield
a
protective
covering
that
protects
a
spacecraft
from
overheating
on
reentry
heat
sink
a
metal
conductor
specially
designed
to
conduct
(and
radiate)
heat
steam
heat
steam
heating
a
heating
system
in
which
steam
is
generated
in
boilers
and
piped
to
radiators
heat
warmth
passion
the
trait
of
being
intensely
emotional
heat
content
total
heat
enthalpy
H
(thermodynamics)
a
thermodynamic
quantity
equal
to
the
internal
energy
of
a
system
plus
the
product
of
its
volume
and
pressure,
enthalpy
is
the
amount
of
energy
in
a
system
capable
of
doing
mechanical
work
body
temperature
blood
heat
temperature
of
the
body,
normally
.
F
or
C
in
humans,
usually
measured
to
obtain
a
quick
evaluation
of
a
person's
health
hotness
heat
high
temperature
the
presence
of
heat
fieriness
red
heat
the
heat
or
the
color
of
fire
white
heat
the
hotness
of
something
heated
until
it
turns
white
thermal
barrier
heat
barrier
a
limit
to
high
speed
flight
imposed
by
aerodynamic
heating
heat
warmth
the
sensation
caused
by
heat
energy
kinetic
theory
of
heat
a
theory
that
the
temperature
of
a
body
increases
when
kinetic
energy
increases
dead
heat
a
tie
in
a
race
heat
flash
a
flash
of
intense
heat
(as
released
by
an
atomic
explosion)
heat
lightning
bright
flashes
of
light
near
the
horizon
without
thunder
(especially
on
hot
evenings),
usually
attributed
to
distant
lightning
that
is
reflected
by
clouds
heat
a
preliminary
race
in
which
the
winner
advances
to
a
more
important
race
heat
heat
energy
a
form
of
energy
that
is
transferred
by
a
difference
in
temperature
heat
of
dissociation
the
heat
required
for
a
fluid
substance
to
break
up
into
simpler
constituents
heat
of
formation
the
heat
evolved
or
absorbed
during
the
formation
of
one
mole
of
a
substance
from
its
component
elements
heat
of
solution
the
heat
evolved
or
absorbed
when
one
mole
of
a
substance
is
dissolved
in
a
large
volume
of
a
solvent
latent
heat
heat
of
transformation
heat
absorbed
or
radiated
during
a
change
of
phase
at
a
constant
temperature
and
pressure
heat
of
condensation
heat
liberated
by
a
unit
mass
of
gas
at
its
boiling
point
as
it
condenses
into
a
liquid,
the
heat
of
condensation
is
equal
to
the
heat
of
vaporization
heat
of
fusion
heat
absorbed
by
a
unit
mass
of
a
solid
at
its
melting
point
in
order
to
convert
the
solid
into
a
liquid
at
the
same
temperature,
the
heat
of
fusion
is
equal
to
the
heat
of
solidification
heat
of
solidification
heat
liberated
by
a
unit
mass
of
liquid
at
its
freezing
point
when
it
solidifies
heat
of
sublimation
heat
absorbed
by
a
unit
mass
of
material
when
it
changes
from
a
solid
to
a
gaseous
state
heat
of
vaporization
heat
of
vaporisation
heat
absorbed
by
a
unit
mass
of
a
material
at
its
boiling
point
in
order
to
convert
the
material
into
a
gas
at
the
same
temperature
specific
heat
the
heat
required
to
raise
the
temperature
of
one
gram
of
a
substance
one
degree
centigrade
heat
ray
a
ray
that
produces
a
thermal
effect
heat
wave
a
wave
of
unusually
hot
weather
residual
(often
plural)
a
payment
that
is
made
to
a
performer
or
writer
or
director
of
a
television
show
or
commercial
that
is
paid
for
every
repeat
showing,
he
could
retire
on
his
residuals
heat
dissipation
dissipation
of
heat
work
unit
heat
unit
energy
unit
a
unit
of
measurement
for
work
remainder
balance
residual
residue
residuum
rest
something
left
after
other
parts
have
been
taken
away,
there
was
no
remainder,
he
threw
away
the
rest,
he
took
what
he
wanted
and
I
got
the
balance
estrus
oestrus
heat
rut
applies
to
nonhuman
mammals:
a
state
or
period
of
heightened
sexual
arousal
and
activity
heatstroke
heat
hyperpyrexia
collapse
caused
by
exposure
to
excessive
heat
heat
exhaustion
heat
prostration
a
condition
marked
by
dizziness
and
nausea
and
weakness
caused
by
depletion
of
body
fluids
and
electrolytes
prickly
heat
heat
rash
miliaria
obstruction
of
the
sweat
ducts
during
high
heat
and
humidity
residual
soil
residual
clay
the
soil
that
is
remaining
after
the
soluble
elements
have
been
dissolved
residual
oil
resid
oil
products
that
remain
after
petroleum
has
been
distilled
heat
up
hot
up
screw
up
make
more
intense,
Emotions
were
screwed
up
heat
heat
up
make
hot
or
hotter,
the
sun
heats
the
oceans,
heat
the
water
on
the
stove
heat
hot
up
heat
up
gain
heat
or
get
hot,
The
room
heated
up
quickly
inflame
stir
up
wake
ignite
heat
fire
up
arouse
or
excite
feelings
and
passions,
The
ostentatious
way
of
living
of
the
rich
ignites
the
hatred
of
the
poor,
The
refugees'
fate
stirred
up
compassion
around
the
world,
Wake
old
feelings
of
hatred
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