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Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
natural frequency
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Eigenfrequenz
natural frequency
Eigenschwingung
natural frequency
Eigenfrequenz
f
natural frequency
, eigenfrequency
Eigenfrequenz
f
natural frequency
; eigenfrequency
Eigenschwingung
f
natural frequency
, natural vibration
Eigenschwingung
f
natural frequency
; natural vibration
Vermessung
f
; Messen
n
(von etw.) (Vorgang)
die Messung der Eigenschwingung
die genaue Messung der Körpertemperatur
Die Messung dieser Eigenschaften wurde an fünf Proben vorgenommen durchgeführt.
measurement (of sth.)
the measurement of the
natural frequency
the accurate measurement of body temperature
The measurement of these properties was performed carried out on five samples.
Auslese
f
; Selektion
f
(Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
Artenauslese
f
; Artenselektion
f
disruptive Selektion
diversifizierende Selektion
elterliche Selektion
frequenzabhängige Selektion
gerichtete Selektion
Gleichgewichtsselektion
f
harte Selektion
natürliche Auslese; natürliche Selektion
sexuelle Selektion
stabilisierende Selektion
selection (evolutionary biology)
species selection
disruptive selection
diversifying selection
parental selection
frequency-dependent selection
directional selection
equilibrium selection
hard selection
natural selection
sexual selection
stabilizing selection
Deutsche
Eigenfrequenz Synonyme
Englische
natural frequency Synonyme
natural frequency Definition
Frequency
(
n.
)
The
condition
of
returning
frequently
Frequency
(
n.
)
A
crowd
Natural
(
a.
)
Fixed
or
determined
by
nature
Natural
(
a.
)
Conformed
to
the
order,
laws,
or
actual
facts,
of
nature
Natural
(
a.
)
Having
to
do
with
existing
system
to
things
Natural
(
a.
)
Conformed
to
truth
or
reality
Natural
(
a.
)
Springing
from
true
sentiment
Natural
(
a.
)
Resembling
the
object
imitated
Natural
(
a.
)
Having
the
character
or
sentiments
properly
belonging
to
one's
position
Natural
(
a.
)
Connected
by
the
ties
of
consanguinity.
Natural
(
a.
)
Begotten
without
the
sanction
of
law
Natural
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
lower
or
animal
nature,
as
contrasted
with
the
higher
or
moral
powers,
or
that
which
is
spiritual
Natural
(
a.
)
Belonging
to,
to
be
taken
in,
or
referred
to,
some
system,
in
which
the
base
is
1
Natural
(
a.
)
Produced
by
natural
organs,
as
those
of
the
human
throat,
in
distinction
from
instrumental
music.
Natural
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
key
which
has
neither
a
flat
nor
a
sharp
for
its
signature,
as
the
key
of
C
major.
Natural
(
a.
)
Applied
to
an
air
or
modulation
of
harmony
which
moves
by
easy
and
smooth
transitions,
digressing
but
little
from
the
original
key.
Natural
(
n.
)
A
native
Natural
(
n.
)
Natural
gifts,
impulses,
etc.
Natural
(
n.
)
One
born
without
the
usual
powers
of
reason
or
understanding
Natural
(
n.
)
A
character
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used
to
contradict,
or
to
remove
the
effect
of,
a
sharp
or
flat
which
has
preceded
it,
and
to
restore
the
unaltered
note.
natural frequency Bedeutung
natural
object
an
object
occurring
naturally,
not
made
by
man
natural
family
planning
any
of
several
methods
of
family
planning
that
do
not
involve
sterilization
or
contraceptive
devices
or
drugs,
coitus
is
avoided
during
the
fertile
time
of
a
woman's
menstrual
cycle
natural
(craps)
a
first
roll
of
or
that
immediately
wins
the
stake
natural
virtue
(scholasticism)
one
of
the
four
virtues
(prudence,
justice,
fortitude,
and
temperance)
derived
from
nature
high
pitch
high
frequency
a
pitch
that
is
perceived
as
above
other
pitches
low
pitch
low
frequency
a
pitch
that
is
perceived
as
below
other
pitches
frequency
response
(electronics)
a
curve
representing
the
output-to-input
ratio
of
a
transducer
as
a
function
of
frequency
audio
audio
frequency
an
audible
acoustic
wave
frequency
radio
frequency
an
electromagnetic
wave
frequency
between
audio
and
infrared
infrared
infrared
frequency
the
infrared
region
of
the
electromagnetic
spectrum,
electromagnetic
wave
frequencies
below
the
visible
range,
they
could
sense
radiation
in
the
infrared
extremely
low
frequency
ELF
below
kilohertz
very
low
frequency
VLF
tokilohertz
low
frequency
LF
to
kilohertz
medium
frequency
MF
to
kilohertz
high
frequency
HF
tomegahertz
very
high
frequency
VHF
to
megahertz
ultrahigh
frequency
UHF
to
megahertz
superhigh
frequency
SHF
togigahertz
extremely
high
frequency
EHF
to
gigahertz
natural
ability
ability
that
is
inherited
endowment
gift
talent
natural
endowment
natural
abilities
or
qualities
fundamental
fundamental
frequency
first
harmonic
the
lowest
tone
of
a
harmonic
series
natural
history
the
scientific
study
of
plants
or
animals
(more
observational
than
experimental)
usually
published
in
popular
magazines
rather
than
in
academic
journals
law
natural
law
a
rule
or
body
of
rules
of
conduct
inherent
in
human
nature
and
essential
to
or
binding
upon
human
society
natural
science
the
sciences
involved
in
the
study
of
the
physical
world
and
its
phenomena
frequency
distribution
a
distribution
of
observed
frequencies
of
occurrence
of
the
values
of
a
variable
physics
natural
philosophy
r
the
science
of
matter
and
energy
and
their
interactions,
his
favorite
subject
was
physics
natural
language
processing
NLP
human
language
technology
the
branch
of
information
science
that
deals
with
natural
language
information
natural
theology
a
theology
that
holds
that
knowledge
of
God
can
be
acquired
by
human
reason
without
the
aid
of
divine
revelation
frequency
band
waveband
a
band
of
adjacent
radio
frequencies
(e.g.,
assigned
for
transmitting
radio
or
television
signals)
frequency
modulation
FM
modulation
of
the
frequency
of
the
(radio)
carrier
wave
natural
language
processor
natural
language
processing
application
an
application
program
that
deals
with
natural
language
text
natural
logarithm
Napierian
logarithm
a
logarithm
to
the
base
e
natural
cancel
a
notation
cancelling
a
previous
sharp
or
flat
natural
language
tongue
a
human
written
or
spoken
language
used
by
a
community,
opposed
to
e.g.
a
computer
language
happening
occurrence
occurrent
natural
event
an
event
that
happens
Royal
Society
Royal
Society
of
London
for
Improving
Natural
Knowledge
an
honorary
English
society
(formalized
inand
given
a
royal
charter
by
Charles
II
in
)
through
which
the
British
government
has
supported
science
covering
natural
covering
cover
a
natural
object
that
covers
or
envelops,
under
a
covering
of
dust,
the
fox
was
flushed
from
its
cover
enclosure
natural
enclosure
a
naturally
enclosed
space
natural
depression
depression
a
sunken
or
depressed
geological
formation
natural
elevation
elevation
a
raised
or
elevated
geological
formation
natural
order
the
physical
universe
considered
as
an
orderly
system
subject
to
natural
(not
human
or
supernatural)
laws
spring
fountain
outflow
outpouring
natural
spring
a
natural
flow
of
ground
water
natural
someone
regarded
as
certain
to
succeed,
he's
a
natural
for
the
job
naturalist
natural
scientist
a
biologist
knowledgeable
about
natural
history
(especially
botany
and
zoology)
natural
phenomenon
all
phenomena
that
are
not
artificial
radio
spectrum
radio-frequency
spectrum
the
entire
spectrum
of
electromagnetic
frequencies
used
for
communications,
includes
frequencies
used
for
radio
and
radar
and
television
natural
resource
natural
resources
resources
(actual
and
potential)
supplied
by
nature
natural
childbirth
labor
and
childbirth
without
medical
intervention,
no
drugs
are
given
to
relieve
pain
or
aid
the
birth
process,
natural
childbirth
is
considered
the
safest
for
the
baby
natural
process
natural
action
action
activity
a
process
existing
in
or
produced
by
nature
(rather
than
by
the
intent
of
human
beings),
the
action
of
natural
forces,
volcanic
activity
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