Übersetzung für 'head box' von Englisch nach Deutsch

box head

Tabellenkopf {m}print

head box

Stoffauflauf {m}engin.

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six-yard box <6yd box> [football / soccer]

Fünfmeterraum {m} <5-Meter-Raum>sports

post office box <POB, PO Box>

Postfach {n} <PF, Pf.>

head-to-head {adv} [in a race or competition]

Kopf-an-Kopf

to have a better head-to-head record

im direkten Vergleich vorne liegensports

six-yard box [Br.] [coll.] <6-yard box> [football / soccer]

Torraum {m} [Fußball]sports

flat-head socket head cap screw

Senkschraube {f} mit Innensechskanttech.

to go head-to-head [idiom]

Kopf an Kopf liegen [Redewendung]

head-to-head contest

Kopf-an-Kopf-Rennen {n}

Head's / Head zone

Head'sche Zone {f}med.

Head-Zone {f}med.

headsche Zone {f}med.

head-to-head race

Kopf-an-Kopf-Rennen {n}

head-to-head record

direkter Vergleich {m} [in Tabelle]sports

direct-injection box <DI, DI box>

DI-Box {f}audio

head-to-head {adj}

Mann gegen Mann [nachgestellt]

head-to-head {adv}

Mann gegen Mann

box-girder / box girder bridge

Hohlträgerbrücke {f}constr.

Kastenträgerbrücke {f}constr.

direct box <DI, DI box>

DI-Box {f}audio

goat's-head / goat's head [Tribulus terrestris, syn.: T. terrestris var. terrestris] [also: goats head]

Burzeldorn {m} [Erd-Burzeldorn]bot.T

• Oxygen can be provided in a non-invasive manner using nasal prongs, face masks, a head box or hood, a nasal catheter, or a nasopharyngeal catheter.
• This is a common trait of fork head box factors (which contain a winged helix DNA-binding domain that mimics the DNA-binding domain of the linker H1 histone This active re-arrangement of the nucleosomes allows for other transcription factors to bind the available DNA. ...
• The stock slurry, often called "white water" at this point, exits the head box through a rectangular opening of adjustable height called the "slice", the white water stream being called the "jet" and it is pressurized on high speed machines so as to land gently on the moving fabric loop or "wire" at a speed typically between plus or minus 3% of the wire speed, called "rush" and "drag" respectively.