zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhù yào shì tiáo zhuāng zhì diàn dòng cāo zuò de zài xià fēn
    Mainly clockwork. The electrically operated are in the next section.
  • yòng fēn guāng jìng què dìng wēi xiǎo de diàn de shù liàng
    the use of spectroscopy to determine the masses of small electrically charged particles.
  • qiú chǎng shì yóu liú fēn zhōng dài diàn de liú dòng 'ér chǎn shēng de liú fēn zhù yào yóu tiě chéng
    The Earth's magnetic field is produced by the flow of electrically charged particles in the liquid part of the earth's core, which is mainly composed of iron.
  • hái yòu dāng guò fēn qiáng diào 'ān quán de shí hòujiù xiàng yòu jué gēn chuí tài de diàn lǎn xiàn biàn ràng men díkǎ chē tōng guò
    Or how I'm morbidly preoccupied with safety - like the time, fearing electrocution, when I refused to hold up a lowhanging cable wire to allow our tall truck to pass beneath.
  • diàn jiě diàn tōng guò diàn jiě shǐ fēn jiě huò xuán zhìdiàn zài diàn shàng
    To deposit(a dissolved or suspended substance) on an electrode by electrolysis.
  • ér gèng bǎo shǒu de diào chá zhě suàn xiǎn shìjiǎ shè 100 shén jīng bāo quán xiāng lián jiētóng shí fàng diàn me zhì rén lèi tóu de dān diàn jiāng huì yuē bǎi wàn fēn zhī dào bǎi wàn fēn zhī shí de diàn
    Other more conservative investigators calculate that if all 10 billion interconnected nerve cells discharged at one time that a single electrode placed on the human scalp would record something like five millionths to 50 millionths of a volt.
  • dòng diàn xué guān xiào yìnghè diàn wǎng zhōng diàn liú fēn pèi de diàn dòng xué
    The electrodynamics of heating effects and current distribution in electric networks.
  • diàn jiě néng fēn jiě shuǐ de huà xué chéng fēn
    Electrolysis breaks water down.
  • yòng diàn jiě shuǐ fēn jiě wéi qīng yǎng
    Water can be reduced to oxygen and hydrogen by electrolysis.
  • huà xué jiā diàn jiě de fāng fēn jiě shuǐ yǎng shōu zài shāo píng qīng zhuāng zài lìng zhǐ shāo píng
    The chemist reduced the water by electrolysis collecting the oxygen in one flask the hydrogen in another.
  • diàn jiězuò yòng zhǒng diàn jiě zhì fēn jiě wéi dài yòu xiāng fǎn diànhè de de guò chéng
    The separation of an electrolyte into ions of opposite charge.
  • yòu gāo fēn zhòng liàng de zhǒng diàn jiě zhì
    an electrolyte of high molecular weight.
  • gāo fēn diàn jiě zhì yòu gāo fēn zhòng liàng de zhǒng diàn jiě zhì dàn bái zhì huò duō táng
    An electrolyte, such as a protein or polysaccharide, having a high molecular weight.
  • diàn jiě fēn diàn jiě jìn xíng de huà xué fēn
    Chemical analysis using electrolytic techniques.
  • shuāi biàn chǎn shēng de wēi huò diàn fàng shè de yuán huò fēn yóu shuāi biàn fàng chū de shù wēi huò diàn
    A stream of particles or electromagnetic waves emitted by the atoms and molecules of a radioactive substance as a result of nuclear decay.
  • xué zhōng yòu guān diàn xiàn xiàng de fēn zhī
    the branch of physics concerned with electromagnetic phenomena.
  • bèi diàn zhuāng zhì wán quán dài huò fēn liǎo dài de rén
    a human being whose body has been taken over in whole or in part by electromechanical devices.
  • yóu diàn fēn guǐ dào xíng
    free electron molecular orbital model
  • guǐ hán shù miáo shù yuán huò fēn zhōng mǒu diàn yùn dòng hán shù zhǐ chū diàn de néng wèi zhì
    The wave function of an electron in an atom or molecule, indicating the electron's probable location.
  • tōng guò zēng jiā dài diàn de chéng fēn lái gǎi biàn zhǒng huà
    change (a compound) by increasing the proportion of the electronegative part; or change (an element or ion) from a lower to a higher positive valence: remove one or more electrons from (an atom, ion, or molecule).
  • jīng fēn diàn
    nuclear electronic instrument for precise analysis
  • zài chǔlǐ shù zhōngyòng diàn shù xiǎn shì zhèng wén de zhǒng shè bèi lài zhè zhǒng shè bèixiǎn shì shì zhěng de fēn dedān xíng de huò fēn xíng de
    In word processing, a device for electronically displaying text. Depending on the equipment, the display may be full page, partial page, single, or partial line.
  • jiāng kàng yuán kàng fēn de diàn yǒng
    electrophoresis to separate antigens and antibodies.
  • méi diàn yǒng méi zhì de dàidiàn yǒng fēn liè hòu xiǎn chū méi huò tóng méi de 'àn
    A strip or band of electrophoretic medium showing the pattern of enzymes or isoenzymes after their separation by electrophoresis.
  • hóng de chuāng lián shǐ fáng jiān píng tiān fēn zhì
    The red curtain impart a certain elegance to the room.
  • guò de dānrǒng cháng de shū de zhe tài guò fēn de yào qiú
    excessive charges; a book of inordinate length; his dress stops just short of undue elegance; unreasonable demands.
  • zhè xiē tóng zhì de diǎn hái shì zài xiǎo chǎn jiē zhī shí fēn fāng miànhuò zhě huàn wén de huà shuō men de líng hún shēn chù hái shì xiǎo chǎn jiē zhī shí fēn de wáng guó
    These comrades have their feet planted on the side of the petty-bourgeois intellectuals; or, to put it more elegantly, their innermost soul is still a kingdom of the petty-bourgeois intelligentsia.
  • shì de chéng fēn
    Words are the elements of a sentence.
  • bīng fēn duì zhàn shù xùn liàn
    tactical training of infantry element
  • cóng dòng pài shēng chū lái de dān huò gòu chéng fēn
    A deverbative word or element.
  • zhǐ yòu fēn huò yuán
    having only one part or element.
  • kōng néng shì zhǒng yuán yīn wéi yuán shì néng fēn jiě de
    Air cannot be an element because an element cannot be separated.