entrain

English - Turkish

Definition of entrain in English Turkish dictionary: arkadan çekmek; trene bindirmek/binmek; trene bindirmek veya binmek; {f} trene binmek; (Askeri) TRENE BİNMEK, TRENE BİNDİRMEK: Trene bindirmek, genel olarak, kıtaları demiryolu ile bir yerden başka bir yere nakil maksadıyla yapılır; {f} trene yüklemek; {f} trene bindirmek; x trene bin/trene bindir; alıp götürmek; ilave etmek; eklemek; katmak
entrainment: (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) kenetlenme
entrainment: sürüklenme
third person singular of entrain: üçüncü kişi trene binmek tekil

English - English

Definition of entrain in English English dictionary: To get into or board a train; To encarriage, to conjoin, to link; as in a series of entities, elements, objects or processes; To suspend small particles in the current of a fluid; To go aboard a railway train; as, the troops entrained at the station; To cause a system to "lock" its vibration to that of an outside source The locking can be one to one, or some mathematical multiple of the excitation vibration In living systems, such as a dolphin pod, a sonic vibration is generated by the "Alpha One" organism and passes throughout the pod Each of the members of the pod is then locked to the nervous systems’ actions and reactions of each other and the pod leader The teaching of language does the same Such is what learning vibratory patterns and significances is all about This is how the brain receives and stores patterns, and templates; To trap chemicals and particles in water either mechanically through turbulence or chemically through a reaction; To put aboard a railway train; as, to entrain a regiment; board a train; {f} board a train; put aboard a train; To trap bubbles in water either mechanically through turbulence or chemically through a reaction; To draw in and transport, (as solid particles or gas), by the flow of a liquid; To draw along as a current does; as, water entrained by steam
entrainment: The alignment of an organism's circadian rhythm to that of an external rhythm in its environment
entrained: past of entrain
entraining: present participle of entrain
entrainment: (1) The passage of organisms through the cooling systems of, for example, power plants (2) Ambient water being brought into the cooling plumes as the effluents are discharged from power plants
entrainment: mobilization, by flowing water, of sediment or organic debris from the bed or banks of a stream channel
entrainment: Gas is added into the powerhouse flow, increasing the level of total dissolved gas, as the result of the amount of spill going over the spillway into the tailrace of the dam
entrainment: — synchronization of a rhythm (such as a circadian rhythm) to a repetitive signal or environmental cue (such as the rising or setting of the sun)
entrainment: Capturing of fish within a strong current so that they are unable to escape
entrainment: The loss of oil from containment when it is pulled under a boom by a strong current Entrainment typically occurs from booms deployed perpendicular to currents greater than 1 knot (0 5 meter per second)
entrainment: the mixing of environmental air into a rising air parcel; has the effect of reducing instability (Entrainment)
entrainment: One of three distinct processes involved in erosion Is the process of particle lifting by an agent of erosion
entrainment: Any of several processes in which a solid or liquid is put into motion by a fluid
entrainment: the tendency for your brain to synchronize the waves it generates with a rhythm
entrainment: The process of drawing fish into diversions along with water, resulting in the loss of such fish
entrainment: The loss of oil from containment when it is pulled under a boom by a strong current
entrainment: The process whereby gases generated in the cell carry electrolyte through the vent cap
entrainment: The process of being captured in cooling water of a power plant This usually applied to small organisms such as fish larvae and zooplankton
entrainment: The drawing of fish and other aquatic organisms into tubes or tunnels carrying water for cooling purposes into thermal plants, or for power generating purposes into hydroelectric plants Entrainment increases mortality rates for those organisms
entrainments: plural of entrainment