expansion

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Definition of expansion in English Turkish dictionary

genleşme

{i} genişleme

Evrenin genişlemesi hızlanıyor. - The expansion of the universe is speeding up.

(Dilbilim) yayılım

İmparatorluk komşularının yayılmacı eğilimlerin bir sonucu olarak düştü. - The empire fell as a result of the expansionist tendencies of its neighbors.

Savaş imparatorluğun yayılmacı eğilimlerini kontrol etti. - The battle checked the empire's expansionist tendencies.

büyüme

genişleyen kısım

{i} genişlik

(Tıp) Açılış yayılma, genişleme (hacim)

coefficient of expansion genişleme katsayısı

{i} fiz. genleşme; genleştirme

expansion bolt sıkıştırma cıvatası

{i} gelişme

{i} ilerleme

kurtağzı cıvata

(Diş Hekimliği) uzunluk, alan veya hacim olarak büyüme; genişleme

(Hukuk) genişletme

(Askeri,Havacılık) genişleme oranı

expansion strategy

(Politika, Siyaset) genişleme stratejisi

expansion tank

(İnşaat) genleşme deposu

expansion gate feature

genişletme geçiti aksamı

sıkıştırma civatasi, kurtağzı cıvata

expansion gate feature

genişletme geçiti akşamı

expansion in series

seri açılımı, derney açılımı

(Mühendislik) genişletme raybası

genişleme stroku, genişleme zamanı

(Diş Hekimliği) angle' ın köşeli ark ( edge wise ) tekniğini geliştirmeden önce uyguladiği, azı halkalarındaki yatay tüplere vida ve somun sistemi ile bağlanan, kalın ( 0.9 mm ) yuvarlak kesitli, köklerin yerini değiştirmeden sadece kronları eğim ( version ) yolu ıle

expansion bearing

hareketli mesnet

expansion bed capacity

(Askeri) YATAK ARTIRMA KAPASİTESİ: Hasta koğuşları ve hastalara ayrılmış odalarda, yatak merkezinden, yatak merkezine 1.80 m. (ortalama 6.5 m2) hesabıyla kurulabilecek yatak miktarı olarak ölçülen hasta yatakları sahası. Buna "bed expansion allowance" da denir

expansion board, expansion card

genişletme kartı

expansion boards

genişletilmiş kartlar

expansion chamber

genleşme haznesi

expansion chamber

buhar hücresi

expansion chamber

(Tekstil) genleşme katsayısı

expansion floater

expansion gate feature

Genişletme Geçidi Özelliği

expansion in a séries

(Matematik) seriye açılım

expansion in a series

(Matematik) seri açılımı

expansion in a series

(Matematik) dizili açılımı

expansion joint

(Çevre) genişleme dirseği

(İnşaat) genişleme derzi

(Ticaret) genişleme yolu

expansion piece

genleşme parçası

expansion pipe

emniyet genleşme borusu

(Askeri) GENİŞLEME ORANI: Jet ile tahrikte, gaz sıkıştırma boğazı (nozzle) iri sahasının çıkış sahasına oranı

genleşme derzi dolgu bandı

expansion tank kit

genleşme tankı kiti

expansion tank kit

genleşme kabı kiti

expansion trunk

(Askeri) genişleme tankı

expansion tube

(Havacılık) genişleme tüpü

expansion unit

genişletme birimi

expansion velocity

(Astronomi) genişleme hızı

(Havacılık) genişleme dalgası

complete expansion

tam genişleme

decimal expansion

(Matematik) ondalık açılım

effective expansion

etkin büyüme

foreign expansion

(Ticaret) dışa açılma

further expansion

yeni açılım

thermal expansion

(Askeri) termal genleşme

adiabatic expansion

adiyabatik genleşme

automatic volume expansion

otomatik volüm genişlemesi

band expansion factor

bant genleşme faktörü

binomial expansion

ikiterimli açılım

channel expansion

kanal genişlemesi

coefficient of expansion

genleşme katsayısı

coefficient of expansion

genişletme katsayısı

coefficient of linear expansion

doğrusal genleşme katsayısı

cofactor expansion

kofaktör açılımı

crack due to expansion

genişlemenin yol açtığı çatlak

degree of expansion

genleşme derecesi

laurent expansion

maclaurin expansion

maclaurin açılımı

macro expansion

makro genişleme

memory expansion card

bellek genişletme kartı

thermal expansion

ısıl genleşme

triple-expansion engine

üç genişlemeli makina

coefficient of cubic expansion

kübik genleşme katsayısı

coefficient of thermal expansion

ışıl genleşme katsayısı

credit expansion

kredi genişlemesi, kredi ekspansiyonu

enlargement, expansion

genişleme, genişleme

further expansion

ileriye yönelik açılım

further expansion

ileriye açılım

high-expansion cement

Yüksek genleşme çimento

increase, growth, expansion

artış, büyüme, genişleme

ratio of expansion

(gaz) genişleme oranı

self-expansion

kendiliğinden büyüme / genleşme

thermal expansion

ışıl genleşme

triple expansion steam engine

üç genlesmeli istim makinesi

volume expansion

hacim genişlemesi

anticipated monetary expansion

(Ticaret) beklenen parasal genişleme

bed expansion allowance

(Askeri) YATAK ARTIRMA KAPASİTESİ: Bak. "expansion bed capacity"

fourier expansion

(Matematik,Teknik) fourier açılımı

gradual expansion

tedrici genişleme

horizontal expansion

(Ticaret) yatay büyüme

hospital surgical expansion package (USAF)

(Askeri) hastane cerrahi genişleme paketi (USAF)

isentropic expansion

adyabatik genişleme

lateral expansion

yanal yayılma

lateral expansion

yanal genleşme

linear expansion

boy uzaması

membrane expansion vessel

membranlı genleşme tankı

monetary expansion

(Ticaret) para arzının artırılması

nubus expansion slots

NuBus genişleme yarıkları

partial fraction expansion

kismi kesirlerle acilim

series expansion of a function

(Matematik) fonksiyonun seriye açılımı

sliding expansion joint

kayar tip kompanzatör

sliding expansion joint

kayar tip genleşme parçası

thermal expansion

isıl genleşme

time base expansion

zaman genlestirmesi

unpremeditated expansion of a war

(Askeri) BEKLENMEDİK ŞEKİLDE GENİŞLEMİŞ SAVAŞ: Bu terim kullanılmamalıdır. Bak "escalatıon"

urban expansion

(İnşaat) kent genişlemesi

English - English

Definition of expansion in English English dictionary: The fractional change in unit length per unit length per unit temperature change; The act or process of expanding
The expansion of metals and plastics in response to heat is well understood.; A new addition
My new office is in the expansion behind the main building.; A product to be used with a previous product
This expansion requires the original game-board..; increase of amount, size, scope, or the like; {i} enlargement, increase, spread; development; {n} a spreading out, extent, surface, space; a discussion that provides additional information; The process of running a compressed data set through an algorithm that restores the data set to its original size Compare with companding and compression; The act of expanding or spreading out; the condition of being expanded; dilation; enlargement; to grow larger; A facility`s capability to produce or operate beyond its existing capacity, excluding repairs or renovations that do not increase capacity; The operation of steam in a cylinder after its communication with the boiler has been cut off, by which it continues to exert pressure upon the moving piston; A phase of the business cycle that extends from a trough to the next peak See business cycle [Back to top]; the act of increasing (something) in size or volume or quantity or scope adding information or detail a discussion that provides additional information; the addition of teams to the NHL; increase of the circulation of bank notes; The switching of a number of input channels, such as telephone lines, onto a larger number of output channels Compare to compression; an increase in size or volume; the act of increasing (something) in size or volume or quantity or scope; If f(r) > f(x^l) (i e , we have a better point), compute x = c + b(c - x^l), where b > 1 (b is called the "expansion coefficient") If f(x) > f(r), x replaces x^l, and the iteration is complete Otherwise, r replaces x^l, and the iteration is complete; The developed result of an indicated operation; as, the expansion of (a + b)2 is a2 + 2ab + b2; That which is expanded; expanse; extend surface; as, the expansion of a sheet or of a lake; the expansion was formed of metal; Increasing the capability of a microcomputer by adding hardware that performs a task that cannot be done with the basic system; Any material increase in Capacity, demand on infrastructure, or physical dimensions of a Project or frequency of activity associated with the Project; growing new woods and forests; The restoration of the dynamic range of a compressed signal to its original dynamic range; The enlargement of the ship mathematically from a model or drawing to the full or building size, in the process of construction; Space through which anything is expanded; also, pure space; A mutation involving the increase from one generation to the next (parent to child) in the number of copies of a certain codon In Huntington's Disease expansions, the codon is CAG; the period between the trough of a recession and the next peak, consisting of a general rise in output and employment (chapter 5); Enlargement or extension of business transactions; esp; A deformation of a body such that the entire volume increases; An expansion is the modernization, replacement, upgrading or the enlargement of an in-house commercial activity or capability If the expansion involves a 30-percent increase in the operating cost of the activity, a 30-percent increase in the total capital investment to perform the activity or an increase of 65 FTE or more, a cost comparison is required prior to authorizing in-house performance A consolidation of two or more existing commercial activities is not an expansion, unless the total operating cost is 30 percent greater than the total of the individual components or it requires an increase of 65 FTE or more (Note: Under OMB Circular A-126, aircraft purchase decisions should be justified through formal cost comparison); In wireless microphones, the process of restoring the original dynamic range of the audio signal by means of a 1: 2 logarithmic expander See Companding Back to top FCC or Federal Communications Commission The U S Government agency charged with regulating and setting technical standards for communications, especially all types of radio communications; act of getting bigger, like an economy during a boom; adding information or detail; Computer slang for "vital parts missing" A computer with "expansion capability" is capable of working only when the extra parts are purchased; Expansion is the process of becoming greater in size, number, or amount. the rapid expansion of private health insurance. a new period of economic expansion = growth; Revival fulfilled A people taking more of Christ to the nations; is the term used for expanding Reference Designator strings like R1-20 In this case, we would term the hyphen (-) the expansion character; Purportedly user-friendly form of energy work (see "vibrational medicine") allegedly designed (a) to effect a connection between one and one's "spiritual 'source,'" and (b) to align one with "the energetic levels beyond " It apparently encompasses channeling and psychic healing; the act of increasing, making larger, as in the size of a country; distention
expansion adapter: A piece of laboratory apparatus used to connect equipment having ground glass joints of different sizes
expansion cleat: A cleat designed to accommodate thermal movement of metal roof panels
expansion joint: A structural separation between two building elements that allows free movement between the elements without damage to the system
expansion pack: A module that adds new content to an existing piece of software
expansion packs: plural form of expansion pack
expansion slot: A slot for additional hardware, cards, etc. for the purpose of expanding a computer system
expansion slots: plural form of expansion slot
expansion anchors: Used to fasten awnings to concrete surfaces They develop their essential strength by pressing hard against the side of the drilled hole in which they are set
expansion bit: a bit with a cutting blade that can be adjusted to different sizes
expansion board: card which connects to the motherboard and allows the performance of various operations
expansion bolt: A bolt having an attachment that expands as the bolt is driven into a surface
expansion bolt: a bolt that has an attachment that expands as the bolt is driven into a surface
expansion bus: The main "data pathway" inside a computer, usually fitted with slots which will accept circuit cards to expand and enhance the capabilities of the computer
expansion bus: Set of wires going to the CPU, governed by the expansion bus crystal, directly connected to expansion slots of varying types (ISA, PCI, AGP, etc ) Depending on the type of slots, the expansion bus runs at a percentage of the main system speed (8 33-66 MHz)
expansion bus: forms the highway system that moves information coming from and going to devices outside the motherboard like your microphone or printer
expansion bus: The part of the computer's bus that enables you to plug in boards to give your computer more features
expansion bus: A group of control lines that provide a buffered interface to devices located either on the system board or on cards that are plugged into expansion connectors Common expansion buses included on the system board are USB, PC Card, and PCI
expansion bus: Bus that carries data to and from the expansion slots 3 14
expansion bus: An extension of the main computer bus that includes expansion slots for use by compatible adapters, such as including memory boards, video adapters, hard disk controllers, and SCSI interface cards
expansion bus: bus which connects between an expansion board and the computer
expansion bus: The pathway by which a CPU and other components of the system board communicate with cards in the computer's expansion slots Also called the bus and the system bus
expansion bus: A group of control lines that provide a buffered interface to devices These devices can be located either on the system board or on cards that are plugged into expansion connectors Common expansion buses included on the system board are USB, PC Card, and PCI
expansion bus: The path that extends the data bus so that it links with peripheral devices (pg 256)
expansion bus bottleneck: backlog of information traveling along an expansion bus
expansion card: A circuit board that can be installed to enhance a computer's capabilities, as by increasing memory or improving graphics. Also called expansion board. a circuit board that fits into a computer and makes it possible for the computer to do more things, for example play sounds or video pictures, or use a telephone line
expansion card: card which connects to the motherboard and allows the performance of various operations
expansion joint: A joint between two adjoining materials arranged to permit expansion and contraction with changes in temperature and humidity
expansion joint: A weather-tight joint across the width of the building allowing for expansion and contraction
expansion joint: a joint used to compensate for or isolate structural movement
expansion joint: a joint designed to provide means for expansion and contraction movements produced by temperature changes, loadings or other forces
expansion joint: A separation between adjoining parts of a concrete or steel structure which is provided to allow small relative movements, such as those caused by temperature changes, to occur independently
expansion joint: A bituminous fiber strip that is inserted between concrete blocks, bricks or concrete paving to prevent cracking due the expansion caused by temperature changes
expansion joint: A joint that allows for expansion and contraction during temperature changes
expansion joint: A control joint in the concrete designed to allow for concrete movement
expansion joint: a structural seperation between two building elements that allows free movement between the elements without damage to the waterproofing system
expansion joint: Area of a fire-rated component designed and punched to provide thermal expansion relief for that component Due to expansion of steel when heated, this expansion control is necessary to keep the fire membrane intact
expansion joint: a structural separation between two building elements that allows free movements between the elements without damage to the roofing or waterproofing system
expansion joint: a structural separation between two building elements that allows free movement between the elements without damage to the roofing or waterproofing system
expansion joint: A term applied to a joint which permits linear movement to take up the expansion and contraction due to changes in temperature
expansion joint: A joint designed to provide for expansion and contraction movements produced by temperature changes, loadings or other forces (5)
expansion joint: a joint designed to provide a means for expansion and contraction that is caused by temperature changes, loadings, and so forth
expansion joint: A built-in separation between building sections to allow for free movement between the sections without damaging the buildings structural components
expansion joint: A break in construction or a special design detail to allow for thermal expansion and contraction of the materials of a structure
expansion joint: A bituminous fiber strip used to separate blocks or units of concrete to prevent cracking due to expansion as a result of temperature changes Also used on concrete slabs
expansion joint: A joint designed to provide means for expansion and contraction movements produced by temperature changes, loadings, or other means
expansion joint: A flexible portion of a piping system or building structure that allows for expansion of the materials due to temperature change
expansion joint: A break or space in construction to allow for thermal expansion and contraction of the materials used in the structure
expansion joint: A bituminous fiber strip used to separate blocks or units of concrete to prevent cracking due to thermal expansion
expansion joint: A material placed within or a scoring of concrete that allows it to expand without cracking
expansion joint: A device used to permit a structure to expand or contract without breakage In residential construction, a bituminous fiber strip used to separate blocks or units of concrete to prevent cracking due to expansion as a result of temperature changes Also used on concrete slabs
expansion joint: A small space separated sections of track to allow expansion or contraction because of temperature changes
expansion of fraction: multiplication of the numerator and the denominator by a specific number
expansion of the universe: theory which states that galaxies are traveling further away from the earth and from each other at a constant rate of speed
expansion slot: slot in a motherboard into which additional cards can be placed (Computers)
expansion slot: A long narrow socket in a computer into which an expansion card can be inserted. a place on a computer system circuit board that can hold an expansion card
expansion slots: Refers to the physical slots found on some handheld PCs that can accept certain types of media such as CompactFlash, MMC (MultiMedia Card), Sony's Memory Stick, and Handspring's Springboard modules Depending on the type, these cards may be be used for additional storage, peripherals such as modems and network adapters, or third-party programs such as games
expansion slots: Positions on a computer's motherboard and/or backplane for adding accessory boards Earlier machines used expansion slots for such devices as extra memory boards, video cards, printer outlets and RS-232 (serial) communication cards In newer machines many of these devices are included on the motherboard On a new machine, it's prudent to have 3 to 5 empty expansion slots available for future additions
expansion slots: Specialized sockets that allow additional devices (circuit boards/adapter cards) to be attached to the motherboard (by means of the expansion bus) These are used to expand or customize a computer They are an extension of the computer's bus system
expansion slots: Slots or spaces inside the case for connecting cards to the motherboard Most PCs have these slots so it's easy to upgrade the system
expansion slots: One of the connectors on the expansion bus that gives an adapter access to the system bus The amount of additional adapters that one may add is determined by how many expansion slots are inside your computer
in-line expansion: The replacement by a compiler of a function call with a copy of the entire function body, sometimes used as an optimization
macro expansion: The text resulting from a macro expansion process
macro expansion: The replacement, in the text undergoing macro expansion, of text matching macro names with the text comprising the bodies of the macros (with argument values suitably substituted into the macros' bodies)
multiple expansion: An increase in the price-earnings ratio, or multiple, of a stock or group of stocks
The recent rise in the market is due more to multiple expansion than any increase in earnings.
coefficient of cubic expansion: total increase in volume of a solid liquid or gas for a temperature increase of one degree (Physics)
coefficient of expansion: total increase in volume of a solid liquid or gas for a temperature increase of one degree (Physics)
coefficient of expansion: the fractional change in length or area or volume per unit change in temperature at a given constant pressure
coefficient of thermal expansion: total increase in volume of a solid liquid or gas for a temperature increase of one degree (Physics)
expansions: plural of expansion
family expansion incentives: benefits offered to families to encourage them to have children
memory expansion: option of increasing a computer's information storage capabilities
thermal expansion: change in dimensions of a material resulting from a change in temperature
thermal expansion: An increase in size due to an increase in temperature expressed in units of an increase in length or increase in size per degree, i e inches/inch/degree C
thermal expansion: Change in dimension of a material as a result of temperature change
thermal expansion: An increase in the volume of a substance due to temperature change
thermal expansion: Expansion caused by increase in temperature May be linear or volumetric
thermal expansion: A form of mechanical weathering in which heat causes a mineral's crystal structure to enlarge
thermal expansion: an increase in size due to an increase in temperature expressed in units of an increase in length or increase in size per degree, i e , inches/inch/degree C
thermal expansion: The increase in volume (or decrease in density) of ocean water as a result of increased temperature of the water Results in sea level rise
thermal expansion: The increase in a linear dimension and volume of a material accompanying a change of temperature
thermal expansion: coefficient The rate of change of length with respect to °temperature for a particular material
thermal expansion: The expansion of a material when subjected to heat
thermal expansion: Increase in volume of a material as its temperature is increased, usually expressed as a fractional change in dimensions per unit temperature change. When the material is a solid, thermal expansion is usually described in terms of change in length, height, or thickness. If a crystalline solid has the same structural configuration throughout, the expansion will be uniform in all dimensions. Otherwise, there may be different expansion coefficients and the solid will change shape as the temperature increases. If the material is a fluid, it is more useful to describe the expansion in terms of a change in volume. Because the bonding forces among atoms and molecules vary from material to material, expansion coefficients are characteristic of elements and compounds
thermal expansion: Lengthening of shafting caused by thermal changes in environment
thermal expansion: Water, a non-compressible liquid, expands when heated
thermal expansion: – The increase in size of a material due to temperature increase The coefficient of thermal expansion indicates the linear expansion of a material with increasing temperature, expressed in units of inch per inch per degrees C or F Values for common plastics range from 0 00001 to 0 0002 in/in/degrees C This is measured using ASTM D696
thermal expansion: change in pipe length due to a change in crude oil temperature
thermostatic expansion valve: A component regulating rate of refrigerant flow into evaporator as governed by evaporator outlet pipe temperatures sensed by the sensing bulb
thermostatic expansion valve: A valve used in refrigeration systems to control the superheat in an evaporator by metering the correct refrigerant flow to the evaporator
thermostatic expansion valve: A refrigerant metering valve that controls the flow of liquid refrigerant entering the evaporator in response to the superheat of the gas leaving it Its basic function is to keep the evaporator active without permitting liquid to be returned through the suction line to the compressor TXV's compensate for common installation problems caused by incorrect refrigerant charge and incorrect airflow
vertical expansion: when a company starts to do or make some of the things that used to be done or made by companies it did business with