Übersetzung für 'H beam' von Englisch nach Deutsch

H-beam

H-Träger {m}constr.

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British thermal unit per hour <BTU/h, Btu/h>

[Maßeinheit der Leistung im englischsprachigen Raum; ca. 0,293 W]phys.unit

Werbung

shipping and handling {sg} <S/H, S&H>

Versandkosten {pl} <VK>

horizontal sync pulse <HSYNC / H SYNC / H-sync / H-Sync pulse>

horizontaler Synchronisationspuls {m} <HSYNC / H-Sync Puls>electr.RadioTV

Horizontal-Synchronimpuls {m} <HSYNC / H-Sync Puls>electr.RadioTV

Heckscher-Ohlin theory <HOT, H-O-T, HO theory, H-O theory>

Faktorproportionentheorie {f}econ.

costs for shipping and handling <S/H costs, S&H costs>

Kosten {pl} für Versand und Bearbeitungcomm.

shipping and handling charges <S/H charges, S&H charges>

Versand- und Bearbeitungs­kosten {pl}comm.

sample-and-hold circuit <S/H circuit, S&H circuit>

Abtasthalteschaltung {f}electr.

Momentanwertabtastung {f} [S&H-Schaltung]electr.

Sample-and-Hold-Schaltung {f} <S & H-Schaltung, S-&-H-Schaltung, S/H-Schaltung>electr.

lazy Henry <lazy H, Lazy-H> [antenna type]

Fauler Heinrich {m} [auch: Lazy-H] [Antennentyp]electr.telecom.

hole-hole-electron process <h-h-e process>

Loch-Loch-Elektron-Prozess {m} <h-h-e-Prozess>phys.

horse power <HP, H.P., hp, h.p.>

Pferdestärke {f} <PS>unit

cone-beam computed tomography <cone-beam CT, CBCT>

Kegelstrahlcomputertomographie {f} <Cone-Beam-CT, CBCT>MedTech.

Kegelstrahlcomputertomografie {f} <Cone-Beam-CT, CBCT>MedTech.

Kegelstrahl-Computertomografie {f} <Cone-Beam-CT, CBCT>MedTech.

Kegelstrahl-Computertomographie {f} <Cone-Beam-CT, CBCT>MedTech.

fan-beam computed tomography <fan-beam CT, FBCT>

Fächerstrahl-Computertomographie {f} <Fächerstrahl-CT>audiodent.MedTech.

electron beam <e-beam, E-beam>

Elektronenstrahl {m}electr.phys.

helion <h>

Helion {n} <h>chem.phys.

• Pournelle was one of the few close friends of H. Beam Piper and was granted by Piper the rights to produce stories set in Piper's Terro-Human Future History.
• "Space Viking" is a science fiction novel by American writer H. Beam Piper, set in his Terro-Human future history.
• The company has pioneered the blast oxygen process of steelmaking and according to its website, it has the world's largest H-beam manufacturing facility.
• "Omnilingual" is a science fiction short story by American writer H. Beam Piper.
• "Federation" is a collection of short stories by American writer H. Beam Piper, edited by John F.

• Initial releases included H. Beam Piper's "Little Fuzzy" and Andre Norton's "The Time Traders", as well as works by Robert E.
• If the span between load-bearing walls is too long for joists to safely support, then a heavy crossbeam (thick or laminated wood, or a metal I-beam or H-beam) may be used.
• "Little Fuzzy" is a 1962 science fiction novel by H. Beam Piper, now in public domain. It was nominated for the 1963 Hugo Award for Best Novel.
• In H. Beam Piper's short story "Omnilingual" (1957), the Martian calendar and the periodic table are the keys to archaeologists' deciphering of the records left by the long dead Martian civilization.
• A problem with future history science fiction is that it will date and be overtaken by real historical events, for instance H. Beam Piper's future history, which included a nuclear war in 1973, and much of the future history of "Star Trek".

• Clarke's novel "Rendezvous with Rama", H. Beam Piper's short story "Omnilingual", and Charles Sheffield's Heritage Universe series.
• Some police package cars came from the factory with a steel crank and h-beam rods.
• Many readers point towards the short story "Genesis" (anthologized in "The Worlds of H. Beam Piper") to suggest that the Terro-Human Future History universe is in fact an alternate world in the Paratime universe, where the Martians' escape from Mars resulted in their forgetting their heritage and having to start over.
• "Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen" is a 1965 science fiction novel by American writer H. Beam Piper; it is part of his Paratime series of stories, and was expanded by John F.
• One of his short stories describes paranormal disruption of a science fiction fan group and contains cameo appearances of various Futurians and others under thinly-disguised names; for instance, non-Futurian SF writer H. Beam Piper is identified as "H.

• In H. Beam Piper's popular science fiction novel, "Junkyard Planet" (Putnams 1963 & Wildside Press, 2007 [...] , also published as "The Cosmic Computer" in paperback edition), Poictesme is the name of the planet on which the main body of the story occurs.