Übersetzung für 'V notch' von Englisch nach Deutsch

V-notch

Spitzkerbe {f}tech.

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V-notch trowel

Zahnspachtel {f}tools

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Werbung

Charpy v-notch test

Kerbschlagbiegeversuch {m} [Charpytest]tech.

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trigeminal nerve <CN V, CNV, V> [Nervus trigeminus] [fifth cranial nerve]

Trigeminus {m} <V> [kurz für: Nervus trigeminus]anat.VetMed.

vice versa {adv} <vv, v.v.>

umgekehrt <v. v.>

vice versa <v. v.>

vertical sync pulse <VSYNC / V SYNC / V-sync / V-Sync pulse>

Vertikal-Synchronimpuls {m} <VSYNC / V-Sync Puls>electr.RadioTV

vertikaler Synchronisationsimpuls {m} <VSYNC / V-Sync Puls>electr.RadioTV

ad valorem <a.v., AV, a/v>

ad valorem <a. v.>comm.fin.

ad valorem {adj} <a.v.> <a/v>

nach Wert

vee-vee connection <VV connection, V-V connection>

VV-Schaltung {f}electr.

versus {prep} <v, v., vs, vs.>

gegen <geg.> [+Akk.]

notch

Kerbstelle {f}tech.

Kerbung {f}tech.

Raste {f}tech.

Einbuchtung {f}

Einschnitt {m}

Zahn {m}

Zarge {f} [Nut]

Scharte {f}tech.

to notch

schneiden [einschneiden, einkerben]

signieren

nuten

• The sheet-metal gas valve switch when pulled upright, acts as a V-notch sight used for aiming the rifle grenades.
• The sights are a rear, V-notch 50-yard iron sight which can be flipped for a 100-yard aperture iron sight, and a square front post iron sight.
• The first Mississippi rifles had a v-notch sight. This was later replaced with leaf sights with 100, 300, and 500 yard ranges.
• The shaped orifice uses a semi spherical shaped inlet and a "V" notched outlet to cause the flow to spread out on the axis of the V notch.
• The dam incorporates the first instance of internal inspection galleries and connecting pipework and V notch weirs in a dam in NSW.

• Two fracture tests are typically utilized to determine the DBTT of specific metals: the Charpy V-Notch test and the Izod test.
• In materials science, the Charpy impact test, also known as the Charpy V-notch test, is a standardized high strain rate test which determines the amount of energy absorbed by a material during fracture.
• Charpy V-Notch Impact Test shows the toughness of the steel by taking different samples of the rod and done by Anamet Inc.
• It was attached by cables to the ship's bow which fit into a v-notch at the plow's stern.
• The modifications included new iron sights (V-notch rather than loophole), lengthened butt handle, lengthened barrel, simplified rifle lock for easier exchange of used-up barrels and better handling, mounting adapted for both anti-personnel and AA fire and sights and grips adapted to suit both purposes.

• The rifle is equipped with open-type iron sights with a hooded front post and V-notch rear sight placed on a sliding tangent, adjustable for elevation between 100–950 m.
• Most 18th century log houses in Pennsylvania used a V-notch for joining corners, rather than using corner posts.
• While the secondary sight was an open sight with a rear V notch and triangular front post sight.
• The revolver's sights consisted of a half-moon blade front with a fixed iron open rear sight, which was a simple V-notch shaped groove milled into the revolver's topstrap.
• Patridge, a 19th-century American sportsman, consist of a square or rectangular post and a flat-bottomed square notch and are the most common form of open sights, being preferred for target shooting, as the majority of shooters find the vertical alignment is more precise than other open sights.

• radius and consists of a "∧-type" height adjustable front sight on a folding post and a leaf rear sight with an open V-notch sliding on a ramp, graduated from [...] in [...] increments.
• The rotary drum features an open V-notch (numbered 1) for rapid target acquisition, close range, low light and impaired visibility use and three apertures (numbered 2, 3 and 4) used for: [...] in [...] increments for more precise aiming.
• There are several types of test used to measure fracture toughness of materials, which generally utilise a notched specimen in one of various configurations.