Übersetzung für 'vertical cross section' von Englisch nach Deutsch

(vertical) cross section

Vertikalschnitt {m}

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vertical section

Aufriss {m}

Profil {n} [Längsschnitt]geol.

Werbung

vertical section [technical drawing]

Seigerriss {m}mining

vertical section of a facade

Fassadenschnitt {m}archi.

cross section

Wechselwirkungs­querschnitt {m}

Schnittbild {n}

Wirkungs­querschnitt {m}phys.

Schnitt {m}anat.geol.tech.

Schnittfläche {f} [Pumpe]

Profil {n} [Querschnitt]

Kreuzschnitt {m}

Querschnitt {m}

cross-section {adj}

Kahneisen-^® [z. B. Profil]tech.

cross-section

Querprofil {n}

Querschnitt {m}

cross-section measurement

Querschnittsmessung {f}math.

ionization cross section

Ionisierungs­querschnitt {m}

wire cross-section

Aderquerschnitt {m}electr.

differential cross section

differentieller Wirkungs­querschnitt {m}phys.

fission cross-section

Spaltwirkungs­querschnitt {m}

• The B-scan provides a vertical cross section of the sample with visualization of the depth information. It is a very good feature when it comes to damage detection in the cross section.
• "Streptocarpus" flowers are five-lobed, salverform, zygomorphic tubes. The diagram at the right shows a labelled drawing of a vertical cross-section along the length of a "Streptocarpus" flower.
• The ceiling has an arc-shaped vertical cross section and there is a single megalith forming the back wall.
• The window is cylindrical with the height equal to one and the base equal to 2a. The vertical cross-section of this window is a 1-D rectangular window.
• This is like a vertical cross section through the cloud with 150-metre vertical and 30-metre horizontal resolution.

• Stacking the layers on each other ensures that the variance in input quality is reduced once the coal is reclaimed in a vertical cross section.
• The temple compound walls are built in "Aanappalla" style(the vertical cross section of the wall resembles an elephant viewed from its back) which is an ancient style found in temples.
• Summation or integration of the energy flux in a vertical cross-section of unit width (say 1m) from the lower flow boundary (the impermeable layer or base) up to the water table in an unconfined aquifer gives the energy flow " [...] " through the cross-section in [...] per m width of the aquifer.