re-entry

English - Turkish

Definition of re-entry in English Turkish dictionary: yeniden girme; tekrar yazma; atmosfere geri girme
reentry: uzay aracının dönüp dünya atmosferine girmesi
reentry: yeniden girme
reentry: yeniden giriş
re entry: atmosfere geri girme (roket)
re entry: yeniden girme
re entry: tekrar yazma
reentry: tekrar giriş
reentry: (Tıp) reentry olayı
reentry: uzaydan atmosfere dönme
reentry: tekrar sahip çıkma

English - English

Definition of re-entry in English English dictionary: The return of a spacecraft into the Earth's atmosphere; The act of retaking possession of land, etc; The return of a spacecraft from orbit to Earth In reentry, a great amount of heat is produced from the kinetic energy of the orbital motion, and since it is sufficient to melt the spacecraft, if the spacecraft is to land intact, it must be safely dissipated Heat-resistant shields of various types are used, and the reentry is at a shallow angle, to stretch out the process; {i} return; second entry; return of a missile or a spacecraft into the atmosphere of the earth; A well was abandoned, but subsequent drilling and production in the area suggests that a potential pay zone in the well was missed or passed over; The return of a spacecraft into Earth's atmosphere; The right of the landlord to repossess leased property following the violation of the terms in the lease; This refers to an impulse returning to the same zone of heart muscle that it has just recently activated This can only happen if enough time has gone by that the zone is no longer refractory, or resistant to another stimulus It is now known that re-entry causes most ectopic beats, reciprocal rhythms, and most tachycardias; Situation that occurs when the air being exhausted from a building is immediately brought back into the system through the air intake and other openings in the building envelope; The return of a spacecraft from orbit to Earth, in which the kinetic energy of the orbital motion is converted into heat Since that heat is sufficient to melt the spacecraft, if the spacecraft is to land intact, the heat must be safely dissipated Heat-resistant shields of various types are used, and the reentry is at a shallow angle, to stretch out the process; A process of cultural re-adjustment for missionaries returning to their home countries, often characterized by a catatonic state induced by large grocery stores and shopping malls; (See Maxing Out); Re-entry is used to refer to the moment when a spacecraft comes back into the earth's atmosphere after being in space. The station would burn up on re-entry into the earth's atmosphere; A provision in term insurance policies that gives the insured the right to renew the policy at a more favorable rate by providing evidence of insurability This option is generally provided for a select period of time; a card that will provide the lead at a later time, after a different entry bas been used; re-entry in AM, also use reentry1. Re-entry is the act of returning to a place, organization, or area of activity that you have left. The house has been barred and bolted to prevent re-entry
reentry: The act of reentering
reëntry: The act of entering again
reëntry: The reëstablishment of possession under a right or rights reserved in a previous conveyance
reëntry: The act of retaking the lead by winning a trick
reëntry: A reëntry card
reëntry: An instance of reëntering
reëntry: The act or process of reëntering the atmosphere on a spacecraft’s return to Earth after an expedition to outer space
reentry: is a common cause of tachycardia, it results if the electrical signal travel continuously around the heart in a circular pathway
reentry: Return of a student to study at NIU after a lapse in enrollment, into the same classification/program as that in which the student was previously enrolled
reentry: The entry of persons into an affected (i e , contaminated or potentially contaminated) area following a release The terms controlled reentry, restricted reentry, occupational reentry, and emergency reentry refer to the temporary, short-term readmission of persons (primarily emergency workers) into a restricted zone for the purpose of performing specific tasks (such as monitoring teams) The terms uncontrolled reentry, unrestricted reentry, and general reentry are used in the context of uncontrolled, permanent reaccess referring to those provisions leading up to unlimited public access, reoccupation, or use of previously restricted zones after the hazards have been reduced to acceptable levels or have been declared "clean "
reentry: the act of entering again
reentry: {i} act of entering again, act of going in again, act of coming in again
reentry: The return of a spacecraft into the atmosphere
reentry: The event occurring when a spacecraft or other object comes back into the sensible atmosphere after being rocketed to higher altitudes; the action involved in this event
reentry: condition whereby an impulse returns to previously stimulated tissues