Übersetzung für 'H hour' von Englisch nach Deutsch

hour <h, hr>

Stunde {f} <h, Std., St.>unit

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every hour {adv} <q.h., qh> [quaque hora]

stündlich <stdl., qh>med.pharm.

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Werbung

H-hour

Stunde {f} Xmil.

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every other hour {adv} <q.o.h., qoh, QOH>

jede 2. Stundepharm.

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kilocalorie per hour <kcal/h>

Kilokalorie {f} pro Stunde <kcal/h>phys.unit

kilometer per hour <kmph, km/h> [Am.]

Kilometer {m} pro Stunde <km/h>unit

kilometers per hour [Am.] <km/h, kph, kmph>

Stundenkilometer {pl} [ugs.] <km/h>unit

kilometers per hour <km/h, kph, kmph> [Am.]

Kilometer {pl} pro Stunde <km/h>unit

kilometre per hour <kmph, km/h> [Br.]

Kilometer {m} pro Stunde <km/h>unit

kilometres per hour <kmph, km/h> [Br.]

Kilometer {pl} pro Stunde <km/h>unit

sievert per hour <Sv/h>

Sievert {n} pro Stunde <Sv/h>ecol.nucl.unit

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24-hour urine collection <24-h urine collection>

24-Stunden-Sammelurin {m} <24-Std.-Sammelurin>med.

24-Stunden-Urinsammelmenge {f} <24-Std.-Urinsammelmenge> [24-Std.-Sammelurin]med.

cubic meters per hour <m³/h, cmh> [Am.]

Kubikmeter {pl} pro Stunde <m³/h>unit

cubic metres per hour <m³/h, cmh> [Br.]

Kubikmeter {pl} pro Stunde <m³/h>unit

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at 50 kilometres per hour {adv} [Br.] <at 50 km/h, kph, kmph>

mit 50 Kilometern pro Stunde <mit 50 km/h>

mit 50 Stundenkilometern [ugs.] <mit 50 km/h>

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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

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shipping and handling {sg} <S/H, S&H>

Versandkosten {pl} <VK>

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

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

horizontaler Synchronisationspuls {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

henry <H>

Henry {n} <H>electr.unit

lengthening h

Dehnungs­-h {n}ling.

H-shaped {adj}

H-förmig

hydrogen <H>

Wasserstoff {m} <H>chem.

H-bomb

Wasserstoffbombe {f}mil.weapons

H-section / H section

H-Profil {n}constr.tech.

H-sections / H sections

H-Profile {pl}constr.tech.

H-bridge

H-Brücke {f}electr.

• "H-Hour Hotel" and "On the Road" are included on the 2011 compilation album, "Besides".
• Hottelet rode along in a bomber over Utah Beach at H-Hour, the initial phase of the invasion.
• The phrase "H-Minus" signifies the Regiment's readiness prior to the start of the operation, or "H-Hour".
• President Bill Clinton order to Task Force 77 while this is H-Hour aboard the US Navy aircraft carrier including EA-6B, F/A-18, and F-14 aircraft in 1992 to 2003, the US military engagements in Southern Watch occurred with regularity, with Coalition aircraft routinely being shot at by Iraqi air defense forces utilizing surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) and anti-aircraft artillery (AAA), although such incidents were usually only reported in the Western press occasionally.
• Several hours prior to H-hour, these aircraft and crews were instead sent to support a raid near Colón, Panama, a key PDF stronghold where PDF leaders were believed to be.

• Cota landed with a part of the 116th Infantry Regiment, part of the 29th Division, in the second wave, approximately one hour after H-Hour on the Omaha sector known as Dog White.
• Near H-Hour, Mako 31 found a group of foreign fighters that had established a position and were manning a DShK HMG on the peak where they planned to set up an observation post.
• H Hour was at 0300hrs on 24 February 1991: (G Day).
• For Red Beach and Blue Beach, Vice Admiral James H. Doyle, Commander of an amphibious ready group, announced that H-Hour, time of landing, would be 17:30.
• Delaying H-Hour for a higher tide, to clear offshore reefs, the Canadian landing at Courseulles-sur-Mer began slightly later than those to the west, giving the German defender a warning they would need.

• Near H-hour on D-Day, 25 Oct. 1983, the "Caron" recovered a 20-man Navy SEAL/Air Force reconnaissance team from waters off the island's southwest coast.
• The Allied planes dropped 442 tons of bombs on the Abbey and its immediate environs in two separate attacks on 15 February, one between 09:30 and 10:00 and the other between 10:30 and 13:30, but the infantry attack, which was to commence directly after the second bombing mission, was delayed due to differences regarding H-Hour between Freyberg and his 7th Indian Brigade.
• H-hour was set for 7.25, and after a delay of twenty minutes for a more favourable tide in the Juno sector, "Prince David" [...] s landing craft started their hour-long trip to the beaches.