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Übersetzung für 'KC' von Englisch nach Deutsch

kilocycle <kc>

Kilohertz {n} <kHz>unit

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Czech koruna <CZK, Kč>

Tschechische Krone {f} <CZK, Kč>curr.

Tschechenkrone {f} <CZK, Kč> [seltener]curr.

Werbung

kennel cough <KC>

Zwingerhusten {m} <ZH>VetMed.

King's Counsel <KC>

Kronanwalt {m}

King's Counsel <KC> [female]

Kronanwältin {f}

Knight Commander <KC> [Br.]

Großoffizier {m}

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Keulegan-Carpenter number <KC>

Keulegan-Carpenter-Zahl {f} <KC>engin.unit

kilocycles per second <kc/s> [dated] [kilohertz]

Kilohertz {n} <kHz>unit

• Kolloidchemie {f} <KC> = collochemistry
• Kolloidchemie {f} <KC> = colloidal chemistry
• Tschechenkrone {f} <CZK, Kč> [seltener] = Czech koruna <CZK, Kč>

• KYA went on the air on December 18, 1926, with 500 watts on 970 kc.
• In 1941, a nationwide frequency reassignment took place by the Federal government which assigned WAZL to 1450 kc.
• The station originally transmitted at 1310 kc. and last operated on 590 kHz with 5000 watts full-time.
• Cox on 790 kc. It later moved to 810 kc.. It traded off 810 kHz with KCMO (AM) in Kansas City, Missouri (now on 710 kHz) for its current location on 860 kHz.
• It operated nightly from 1933 to 1940 on 1140 kc/s with a power reported from 50 kW to 150 kW.

• The station, CKNB originally signed on the air on December 27, 1939 at 1210 AM until it moved to AM 1240 in 1941, and then settled to its AM position at 950 kc in 1942.
• Licensed to Lake Worth Broadcasting Corporation, the station broadcast on 1490 kc.
• Everyone was invited to view and to hear the new 600 kc., 25 watt Slippery Rock radio station.
• Here Fc is defined as the ratio of the rate constant for cage recombination (kc) to the sum of the rate constants for all cage processes.
• For most of its history, this international distress frequency was referred to by its equivalent wavelength, 600 meters, or, using the earlier frequency unit name, 500 kilocycles (per second) or 500 kc.

• The system the R-1125/FLR was a wideband tripe conversion superheterodyne receiver. The output was 60 kHz bandwidth centred on 65 kHz, 35.0 to 95.0 kc.
• Prior to the Covid pandemic, the Sizzlers were relocated to the Kansas City area and now play independently as the KC Sizzlers (www.kcsizzlers.org).
• Starting with a large k and decreasing k leads to a destabilization of the fixed point at π which becomes unstable at the value kc=0.25.
• The rate constant kc is given in table 15. Notice only the processes where M=Ar are negligible.
• The call letters WREM were first used in 1956 when Ed Slusarczyk and Jerry Prouty built a 1 KW daytime station on 1480 kc in Remsen, NY.

• The original channel transmitted on 668 kc/s kHz (449 meters with a power of 20 kW). The second channel (PBS2) transmitted on 574 kHz (522 meters at 20 kW).
• (can be derived from Euler equation and trigonometric orthogonality) where "k" is wavenumber for wave confined within the box of "V" = "L" × "L" × "L" as described above and second, using "ω" = "kc".
• The highway has a peak capacity of Q vehicles per hour, corresponding to a density of "kc" vehicles per mile.
• In 1922 it was among the first owners of a radio station WFAQ operating initially on 834 kc.