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Definition of ducting in English Turkish dictionary
- kanal sistemi
- ducting height
- oluk yuksekligi
- ducting height
- oluk yüksekliği
- ducting thickness
- oluk kalınlığı
- ducting thickness
- oluk kalinligi
- duct
- ductless gland tıb salgısını doğrudan kana veren iç salgı bezi
- duct
- kanal
Bana gözyaşı kanalımın tıkandığı söylenildi.
-I was told my tear duct was blocked.
- duct
- dak
- duct
- suyolu
- duct
- boğaz
- duct
- (Denizbilim) su yolu
- duct
- {i} boru
- duct
- guddelerden salgıları akıtan arna
- duct
- oluk
- duct
- (botanik) damar
- duct
- özellikle guddelerden sıvı maddeleri nakleden kanal, bezlerin salgısını akıtan kanal
- duct
- tüp, mecra, kanal
- duct
- (Nükleer Bilimler) dehliz
- duct
- ductless mecrasız
- duct
- {i} tüp
- duct
- özellikle guddelerden sıvı maddeleri nakleden kanal
- duct
- kanalsız
- duct
- (Tıp) Özellikle guddelerden sıvı maddeleri nakleden damar, bezlerin salgısını akıtan kanal, boru, ductus
- duct
- bezlerin salgısını akıtan kanal
- duct
- kapalı kanal
- duct
- geniş boru
- flexible ducting
- (İnşaat,Teknik) esnek bağlama kanalı
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Definition of ducting in English English dictionary
- The increase in range that an electromagnetic wave will travel due to a temperature inversion of the atmosphere The temperature inversion forms a channel or waveguide (duct) for the waves to travel in, and they can be trapped, not attenuating as would be expected from the radar equation
- A series of aluminum pipes that run throughout the house to provide heating, and cooling for the house Additionally, oven exhausts, stove pipes, and bathroom ventilation runs through ducting
- The propagation of UHF and microwave signals much farther than normal due to weather conditions, more frequently occurring in humid areas Ducting may occur when a layer of cold air forms under a layer of warm air, distorting the normal propagation of the radio or microwave signal
- a system of pipes or tubes that liquids, air, cables etc pass through
- {i} system of ducts; materials used for making ducts
- duct
- To channel something through a duct (or series of ducts)
- duct
- {n} a passage, channel, guidance, direction
- duct
- a pipe, tube or canal which carries air or liquid from one place to another, as in heating and air-conditioning ducts
- duct
- Any kind of pipe or channel that carries water, wiring or conditioned air through a house
- duct
- a bodily passage or tube lined with epithelial cells and conveying a secretion or other substance; "the tear duct was obstructed"; "the alimentary canal"; "poison is released through a channel in the snake's fangs"
- duct
- Round or rectangular conduit through which air is carried from a central air conditioning system to various spaces in the building
- duct
- A passage or tube with well-defined walls for the passage of air or liquids
- duct
- A duct is a tube in your body which carries a liquid such as tears or bile. tear ducts
- duct
- A pipe, tube or channel that conveys a substance (such as air throughout a building) (081)
- duct
- A sealed channel used to convey air from the system to and from the point of utilization
- duct
- Any tube or canal by which a fluid or other substance is conducted or conveyed
- duct
- Any tube, pipe or other conduit by which air or fluid is transfered
- duct
- {i} conduit, canal, passage, pipe (for conducting liquids or air)
- duct
- 1 A single enclosed raceway for wires or cable 2 An enclosure in which air is moved
- duct
- A large, elongated cell, either round or prismatic, usually found associated with woody fiber
- duct
- -A channel for holding and protecting conductors and cables, made of metal or an insulating material, usually circular in cross section like a pipe Also referred to as Conduit
- duct
- an enclosed passage or channel for conveying a substance, especially a liquid or gas
- duct
- A duct is a pipe, tube, or channel which carries a liquid or gas. a big air duct in the ceiling
- duct
- One of the vessels of an animal body by which the products of glandular secretion are conveyed to their destination
- duct
- an enclosed conduit for a fluid a bodily passage or tube lined with epithelial cells and conveying a secretion or other substance; "the tear duct was obstructed"; "the alimentary canal"; "poison is released through a channel in the snake's fangs"
- duct
- a continuous tube formed by a row of elongated cells lacking intervening end walls
- duct
- An interior metal pipe used to distribute heated air from the furnace or cool air from the air conditioning system to the house
- duct
- Specifically, a tube or passage that confines and conducts a fluid, as a passage for the flow of air to the compressor of a gas-turbine engine, a pipe leading air to a supercharger, etc
- duct
- An underground or overhead tube for carrying electrical cables
- duct
- A small channel in the breast through which milk passes from the lobes to the nipple
- duct
- Guidance; direction
- duct
- Pipe, tube, or channel used to convey air, water, gases, or liquids
- duct
- A cylindrical or rectangular "tube" used to move air either from exhaust or intake, and for distributing warm air from the heating plant to rooms, or air from a conditioning device or as cold air returns The installation is referred to as "duct work"
- duct
- an enclosed conduit for a fluid
- duct
- An underground or overhead tube for carrying electrical conductors
- duct
- A tube or passage that confines and conducts airflow throughout the aircraft for pressurization, air conditioning, etc
- duct
- A pipe or closed conduit made of sheet metal, fiberglass board, or other suitable material used for conducting air to and from an air handling unit
- duct
- A pipe, tube, channel or any other necessary for conveying gases, liquids or solid units from one point to another The term is mostly identified with air-conditioning systems where the transfer of air is necessary This is accomplished through sheet-metal ducts The term is also applicable to under-floor duct systems for conveyance of telephone lines and other electrical conductors
- duct
- A rigid metal or flexible insulated tube, designed to deliver air to and from a furnace or other air-handling unit
- duct
- An overhead or underground tube used for carrying electrical conductors
- duct
- In a glandular context, the manifold created in a compound gland between the tubules of individual simple gland cells and the exit point of the compound gland
- duct
- A horizontal layer in the atmosphere in which temperature and moisture gradients are such that electromagnetic energy traveling within the layer is bent towards the earth's surface with a curvature equal to or greater than the earth's true curvature A strong temperature inversion and/or moisture lapse rate are necessary for the formation of a duct
- duct
- A pipe, tube or channel that conveys a substance (such as warm or cold air throughout a building)
- duct
- a tube which carries a secretion onto the surface of skin or mucosa