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Übersetzung für 'Stirling' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Mount Stirling

Mount Stirling {m}geogr.

Stirling cycle

Stirling-Prozess {m} [auch: Stirling-Kreisprozess]phys.

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Stirling engine

Stirlingmotor {m}engin.

Heißgasmotor {m}engin.

Stirling number

Stirling-Zahl {f}math.

Stirling's approximation

stirlings­che Näherung {f} [Stirling-Formel]math.

Stirling's formula

Stirling-Formel {f} [auch: Stirlingformel]math.

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Battle of Stirling Bridge

Schlacht {f} von Stirling Bridgehist.mil.

• Mount Stirling {m} = Mount Stirling
• Stirling-Formel {f} [auch: Stirlingformel] = Stirling's formula
• Stirling-Prozess {m} [auch: Stirling-Kreisprozess] = Stirling cycle

• It will be equipped with modified AIP stirling propulsion and GHOST (Genuine HOlistic STealth) technology, making the submarine extremely quiet.
• He briefly explains it on Tom Marshall's podcast episode 4, and mentions it includes stirling numbers, phi, and the sum of a convergent series to form something like 17 + 2 - ...
• Started Stirling Research Ltd, and with Dr. Donald Clucas began the development of a stirling cycle engine generator for yachts (and later for in-home combined heat and power systems).
• This plant is also found in the stirling ranges east of Perth city in Western Australia.
• Stirling Energy Systems was a Scottsdale, Arizona-based company which developed equipment for utility-scale renewable energy power plants and distributed electrical generating systems using parabolic dish and stirling engine technology, touted as the highest efficiency solar technology.

• The advantages for a stationary fuel cell application over stirling CHP are no moving parts, less maintenance, and quieter operation.
• Previous high resolution thermal sensors required exotic and expensive cooling methods including stirling cycle coolers and liquid nitrogen coolers.
• Refilling is possible in almost any place or with onboard equipment, because the only thing necessary is wind, solar power or river, tidal, wave hydropower to move an air compressor, hydraulic pump or stirling engine.
• In dish stirling power plant designs, a stirling engine coupled to a dynamo is placed at the focus of the dish.
• Vidler has curated several exhibitions since the late 1980s, including the part of the exhibition "out of the box: price rossi stirling + matta-clark" dedicated to James Stirling at the Canadian Centre for Architecture (2003-2004) and the exhibition "Notes from the Archive: James Frazer Stirling" which travelled to the Yale Center for British Art, the Tate, the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, and the Canadian Centre for Architecture (2010-2012).

• He joined Western Suburbs Magpies in 1929, and after a stirling season, he was selected on the 1929/30 Kangaroo Tour and played in all three tests against England.
• Hawksworth of Bromley Kent as my sons and daughter and given and directed them to take and use my name and Arms (the Arms of Boscawen) without any alteration or addition I also give my said adopted sons and daughter the said Hugh Jane and Florentius thirty thousand pounds stirling that is to say ten thousand pounds each to my said son Hugh Boscawen and daughter Jane ………..” then goes on to make special arrangements for payments to Florentius until he reaches the age of 21.
• In current cogeneration systems small gas turbines or stirling engines powered from natural gas produce electricity and their exhaust drives an absorptive chiller.