Übersetzung für 'miniaturisation' von Englisch nach Deutsch

miniaturisation [Br.]

Miniaturisierung {f}

• In 2018, Sirris invested 850,000 euros in a new infrastructure focused on three areas: light products, miniaturisation and product connectivity in order to enable companies to enable prototyping quickly for industrialization.
• In 1925, the LeCoultre Calibre 7BF Duoplan was created in an effort to bring together miniaturisation and precision.
• However, in order to achieve the necessary miniaturisation, a non-standard recording method and head design are used.
• In 1797,Jones introduced the box sextant or 'pocket sextant' for nautical navigation, an early marvel of mechanical miniaturisation.
• Some exhibits require the subjects to be depicted in 1/6 actual size, and in all paintings the spirit of miniaturisation should be maintained.

• Micropatterning is the art of miniaturisation of patterns.
• Therefore FBAR technology has a key role in electronics miniaturisation specifically in applications where oscillators and precise high performance filters are needed.
• The mechanism is remarkable for the level of miniaturisation and the complexity of its parts, which is comparable to that of fourteenth-century astronomical clocks.
• Owing to their large sizes and complexities of miniaturisation, electrochemical cells are inappropriate for real-world sensing applications.
• Repetition, miniaturisation, and fluctuations between representation and abstraction were used to activate links between the body, movement and memory.

• In 2016 Will Broadway won the James Dyson Award for a vaccine cooler based on a miniaturisation of the bi-fluid Icyball technology.
• The increased miniaturisation of hidden cameras and recording devices since the 1950s has enabled those so minded to surreptitiously photograph or record others without their knowledge and consent.
• The experimentation on the combination of light sources and wall covering surfaces has been largely fostered by the progressive miniaturisation of low-voltage lighting technology, such as LEDs and OLEDs, suitable to be incorporated into low-thickness materials to be applied onto interior walls.
• The reduced permittivity results in larger printed components, which limits miniaturisation, but makes the components easier to manufacture.
• Its theme is the various ways in which computers, through trends such as miniaturisation or cloud computing, tend to blend into the background of everyday life and become both pervasive and invisible.

• Measuring almost six feet square, the Jabez Gough Enclosure inevitably lost popularity as portability and miniaturisation of audio systems took hold in the eighties and nineties.
• X-ray lasers like SwissFEL can be used, for example, to study new materials for electronics with the aim of further advancing miniaturisation in this field.
• The concept of pervasive or ubiquitous computing, involves miniaturisation and the distribution in the environment of intelligent devices and their possibility of communicating.
• Their production was made possible by the miniaturisation of the torsion pendulum and coil spring mechanism by Nuremberg clockmaker Peter Henlein (d. ...