expansions

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.

expansion

büyüme

{i} genişlik

(Tıp) Açılış yayılma, genişleme (hacim)

expansion

coefficient of expansion genişleme katsayısı

expansion

{i} fiz. genleşme; genleştirme

expansion

expansion bolt sıkıştırma cıvatası

{i} gelişme

{i} ilerleme

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

expansion

(Hukuk) genişletme

English - English

Definition of expansions in English English dictionary: plural of expansion
expansion: The fractional change in unit length per unit length per unit temperature change
expansion: The act or process of expanding
The expansion of metals and plastics in response to heat is well understood.
in-line expansions: plural form of in-line expansion
macro expansions: plural form of macro expansion
multiple expansions: plural form of multiple expansion
expansion: increase of amount, size, scope, or the like
expansion: distention
expansion: {i} enlargement, increase, spread; development
expansion: {n} a spreading out, extent, surface, space
expansion: a discussion that provides additional information
expansion: A new addition
expansion: 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
expansion: A product to be used with a previous product
expansion: The act of expanding or spreading out; the condition of being expanded; dilation; enlargement
expansion: to grow larger
expansion: A facility`s capability to produce or operate beyond its existing capacity, excluding repairs or renovations that do not increase capacity
expansion: 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
expansion: A phase of the business cycle that extends from a trough to the next peak See business cycle [Back to top]
expansion: the act of increasing (something) in size or volume or quantity or scope adding information or detail a discussion that provides additional information
expansion: the addition of teams to the NHL
expansion: increase of the circulation of bank notes
expansion: The switching of a number of input channels, such as telephone lines, onto a larger number of output channels Compare to compression
expansion: an increase in size or volume
expansion: the act of increasing (something) in size or volume or quantity or scope
expansion: 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
expansion: The developed result of an indicated operation; as, the expansion of (a + b)2 is a2 + 2ab + b2
expansion: That which is expanded; expanse; extend surface; as, the expansion of a sheet or of a lake; the expansion was formed of metal
expansion: Increasing the capability of a microcomputer by adding hardware that performs a task that cannot be done with the basic system
expansion: Any material increase in Capacity, demand on infrastructure, or physical dimensions of a Project or frequency of activity associated with the Project
expansion: growing new woods and forests
expansion: The restoration of the dynamic range of a compressed signal to its original dynamic range
expansion: The enlargement of the ship mathematically from a model or drawing to the full or building size, in the process of construction
expansion: Space through which anything is expanded; also, pure space
expansion: 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
expansion: the period between the trough of a recession and the next peak, consisting of a general rise in output and employment (chapter 5)
expansion: Enlargement or extension of business transactions; esp
expansion: A deformation of a body such that the entire volume increases
expansion: 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)
expansion: 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
expansion: act of getting bigger, like an economy during a boom
expansion: adding information or detail
expansion: Computer slang for "vital parts missing" A computer with "expansion capability" is capable of working only when the extra parts are purchased
expansion: 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
expansion: Revival fulfilled A people taking more of Christ to the nations
expansion: is the term used for expanding Reference Designator strings like R1-20 In this case, we would term the hyphen (-) the expansion character
expansion: 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
expansion: the act of increasing, making larger, as in the size of a country