shrinkage

English - Turkish

Definition of shrinkage in English Turkish dictionary

(İnşaat) rötre

{i} fire

çekilme payı

(Askeri) çekme  payı

büzüşme

çekilme

(odun) çapçekme

büzme

{i} daralma

büzülme

{i} (kumaşta) çekme

{i} değeri düşme

{i} çekme payı

{i} küçülme

(Tıp) Büzüşme derecesi, çekilme miktarı

{i} çekme

(Ticaret) çekmek

(Bilgisayar) fire sayısı

ençekme

çapçekme

Related Terms

shrinkage allowance

(Mekanik) çekilme payı

shrinkage coefficient

(Gıda) büzülme katsayısı

shrinkage crack

(İnşaat) rötre çatlağı

shrinkage crack

büzülme çatlaması

shrinkage in length

(Tekstil) boyuna çekme

shrinkage in width

(Tekstil) enine çekme

shrinkage joint

rötre derzi

shrinkage limit

rötre limiti

shrinkage limit

(Jeoloji) büzülme limiti

shrinkage measuring device

(Tekstil) çekme ölçüm aleti

shrinkage of concrete

(İnşaat) betonun büzülmesi

shrinkage phenomena

rötre olayı

shrinkage prevention

rötre önlenmesi

shrinkage properties

rötre özellikleri

shrinkage ratio

rötre oranı

shrinkage reinforcement

rötre teçhizatı

shrinkage reinforcement

(İnşaat) rötre donatısı

shrinkage temperature

büzülme sıcaklığı

shrinkage tendency

rötre eğilimi

drying shrinkage

(İnşaat) kuruma rötresi

drying shrinkage

kuruma büzülmesi

amount of shrinkage

çekme miktarı

casting shrinkage

döküm firesi

compressive shrinkage

sıkıştırmalı çektirme

crack due to shrinkage

büzülmenin yol açtığı çatlak

economic shrinkage

ekonomik daralma

solidification shrinkage

katılaşma büzülmesi, katılaşma çekmesi

amount of shrinkage

büzülme miktarı

compressive shrinkage

(Teknik,Tekstil) kompresif çektirme

felting shrinkage

(Tekstil) keçelesme çekmesi

felting shrinkage

(Teknik,Tekstil) keçeleşme çekmesi

felting shrinkage

(Tekstil) keçelesme büzülmesi

felting shrinkage

(Tekstil) keçeli kumaş çekme payı

felting shrinkage

(Teknik,Tekstil) keçeleşme büzülmesi

initial shrinkage

başlangıç çekmesi

linear shrinkage

lineer büzülme (rötre)

linear shrinkage

lineer rötre

linear shrinkage

boysal çekme

lumber shrinkage

(Marangozluk) kerestenin çekmesi

radial shrinkage

radyal çekme

ultimate shrinkage

son büzülme

volumetric shrinkage

hacimsel çekme

English - English

Definition of shrinkage in English English dictionary

The act of shrinking, or the proportion by which something shrinks

The reduction in size of the male genitalia following immersion in cold water

And of course, one of the most important questions of all, especially among male plungers, is, What about shrinkage?!.

The loss of merchandise through theft

a contraction of any material into less bulk or dimension

{n} a shrinking, contraction

The amount of such contraction; the bulk or dimension lost by shrinking, as of grain, castings, etc

The process of shrinking; depreciation in size

The loss generated by comparing an actual quantity to the expected or book amount; commonly refers to a physical count that reduces the perpetual inventory

process or result of becoming less or smaller; "the material lost 2 inches per yard in shrinkage"

The percentage change in the dimension of wood with respect to the swollen size as a basis

-term used to describe the undocumented loss of inventory

Shrinkage is a decrease in the size or amount of something. Allow for some shrinkage in both length and width. the act of shrinking, or the amount that something shrinks

A reduction in length or width of a material caused by certain treatments, especially washing A loss of weight and volume of wool due to scouring when grease, sweat, and foreign matter are removed

The contraction of wood fibers caused by drying below the fiber saturation point Shrinkage--radial, tangential, and volumetric--is usually expressed as a percentage of the dimension of the wood when green

Inventory recorded on a company's books but not on hand, due to theft, loss or accounting error

Loss of weight or volume by evaporation (See also the term Desiccating goods)

Decreased volume of seal, usually caused by extraction of soluble constituents by fluids followed by air drying

{i} contraction, process of becoming smaller, process of shrinking; amount by which something becomes smaller; decrease in value, depreciation

contraction upon cooling of all or areas of the part Shrinkage occurs less is disorientated material and more across chains of molecules than along their lengths Lower pack area have lower areas of orientation and shrinkage

The dimensional change in wood caused by a decrease in the moisture content below the fiber saturation point

the act of stealing goods that are on display in a store; "shrinkage is the retail trade's euphemism for shoplifting"

Decrease in value; depreciation

The act of shrinking; a contraction into less bulk or measurement

Shrinkage causes the post-mold dimensions of plastic parts to differ from the mold cavity dimensions

The decrease in dimension a molded article undergoes after being molded Shrinkage is caused by cooling and subsequent contraction of the plastic material

The gradual loss of inventory over time due to damage, misplacement, or theft

contraction of a coating film during the drying process Some shrinkage into the substrate can still occur also a few weeks after curing

It is the deviation of dimensions of the moulded part from the dimensions of cavity when measured on moulded part after certain hours Compressibility, thermal expansion and pvT characteristics influence the dimensions of moulded part

the amount by which something shrinks

the contraction of a material and consequent size reduction on exposure to environmental conditions, such as reduced temperature, increased temperature, lowered humidity, etc For fabrics, see Relaxation Shrinkage

loss in inventory or money, due to customer or employee theft

of clay is most evident during the drying process, as much as 10 percent, and additional shrinkage which occurs during firing depends, to a considerable extent, upon the end firing temperature, and it could be estimated at about one-half the initial shrinkage Thus, the total shrinkage which can be in the vicinity of 10 to 15 percent

Reductions or loss of inventory quantities from scrap, theft, deterioration, evaporation, etc

Decrease in wood dimensions due to loss of water in the wood cell walls Shrinkage across the grain of wood occurs when the moisture content falls below 30 percent, the fiber saturation point Below the fiber saturation point, shrinkage is generally proportional to moisture content, down to a moisture content of zero percent Shrinkage is "pressed as a percentage of the green wood dimensions

-The decreasing in size of a log as it loses some of its moisture content over time Typically in our homes, we see no shrinkage since we use on Eastern White Pine and they are properly dried

An irreversible reduction in the size/volume of a ceramic piece or glaze which is caused during the drying and firing process This differs from expansion and contraction, which occurs naturally as a piece heats and cools All pieces usually undergo a small amount of shrinkage It takes a lot of experience and skill to select and work with the right types of clays and glazes so that shrinkage does not deform or otherwise damage a finished piece See also contraction

Reduction in any dimension of a tape

The amount of gas used by a pipeline and the lost and unaccounted for supply, both of which are a function of moving gas for a shipper

Hyphenation

shrink·age

Turkish pronunciation

şrîngkîc

Pronunciation

/ˈsʜrəɴɢkəʤ/ /ˈʃrɪŋkɪʤ/