导中英慣用例句:
  • 材料的傳導性
    The conductance of a material.
  • 滴定法溶液傳導性能的科學測量方法
    The scientific measurement of solution conductance.
  • 電導單位等於歐姆的倒數。
    a unit of conductance equal to the reciprocal of an ohm.
  • 可見一種物質的導電率越大，電阻越校
    It follows that the greater conductance a substance has , the less is the resistance.
  • 傳導性組織的傳導性，尤指神經對興奮的傳導能力
    The conductibility of a structure, especially the ability of a nerve to transmit a wave of excitation.
  • 嚮腦部傳導刺激
    conduction of impulses to the brain
  • 金屬是好的導體的原因可以容易地回答。
    Why metals is good conduction can easily be answered.
  • 如果是這樣的話，一部分熱就曾通過傳導而到過你的手上或腳上。
    If so, some of the heat passes by conduction into your hand or foot.
  • 電子共享許多核子並産生電子導電的化學鍵。
    a chemical bond in which electrons are shared over many nuclei and electronic conduction occurs.
  • 水的高傳導率使神經傳導成為身體內有效而靈敏的機製。
    The high conductivity of water makes nerve conduction an effective and sensitive mechanism of the body.
  • 與傳導和對流的原理不同，輻射可在完全真空中進行。
    In contrast to the mechanism of conduction and convection , radiation may take place in a perfect vacuum.
  • 固體中電的傳導是暫時離開母原子的電子的漂移所致。
    Conduction of electricity in solids consists of the drift of electrons that have been temporarily detached from the parent atoms.
  • 物理學中研究物質在固態中的性質:半導晶體的電流傳導,超導電性和光導電性。
    the branch of physics that studies the properties of materials in the solid state: electrical conduction in crystals of semiconductors and metals; superconductivity; photoconductivity.
  • 熱能一種與原子或分子運動有關的能量形式，由固態或液態媒介傳導並以輻射方式通過空間來傳播
    A form of energy associated with the motion of atoms or molecules and capable of being transmitted through solid and fluid media by conduction, through fluid media by convection, and through empty space by radiation.
  • 這些普通的經驗說明了一個重要的原理：每當一個物體接觸到另一個物體時，熱總是從較熱的物體傳導到較冷的物體，於是一個物體失去熱而變冷，而另一個物體則因得到熱而變熱，最後它們都達到同一溫度。
    These common experiences illustrate an important principle. Whenever one body touches another, heat always passes by conduction from the warmer to the colder. Thus one body loses heat and becomes colder, while the other gains heat and becomes warmer. Finally, they both reach the same temperature.
  • 銅是極易導（電、熱）的金屬。
    Copper is a highly conductive metal.
  • 鐵、銅和銀，哪種傳導性最好?
    Which is the most conductive: iron, copper or silver?
  • 産生活性；例如産生放射性、發光、感光性或者傳導性。
    rendered active; e.g. rendered radioactive or luminescent or photosensitive or conductive.
  • 導管維管植物的木質部中的管狀引導管之一
    One of the tubular conductive vessels in the xylem of vascular plants.
  • 相反，導電物質有大量的自由電子。
    In contrast, an electrically conductive substance has a great number of free electrons.
  • 電解質一種化合物，當被溶解或融化以産生電導媒質時發生電離
    A chemical compound that ionizes when dissolved or molten to produce an electrically conductive medium.
  • 一種利用導體材料低溫效應的器件，這種低溫效應使得很小的磁場變化便能控製很大的電流變化。
    A device that makes use of the effects of low temperatures on conductive materials such that small magnetic field changes can control large current changes.
  • 管束本質部的一種導管結構，包含死掉的圓管狀細胞，它們一個連着一個，由孔聯接起來，幾乎在所有開花植物中都能找到它們
    One of the tubular conductive structures of xylem, consisting of dead cylindrical cells that are attached end to end and connected by perforations. They are found in nearly all flowering plants.
  • 光電導性，光電導率受光暴露影響的電傳導
    Electrical conductivity affected by exposure to light.
  • 固體的導電性
    electrical conductivity of solids
  • 固體的導熱性
    thermal conductivity of solids
  • 電離作用增加傳導性。
    ionizing event increases conductivity.
  • 電解質溶液的電導
    electric conductivity of electrolyte solutions
  • 普通非金屬趨嚮於少延展性、無導電性，而且傳熱性能不好。
    The common nonmetals tend to be less ductile, have no electrical conductivity, and have poor heat conductivity.
  • 中斷神經中對傳導和興奮的暫時中斷
    A temporary suspension of conductivity or excitability in a nerve.
  • 那就是為什麽說它電導率較高的原因。
    That is why it is said to have a greater conductivity.
  • 這種手套可以測量皮膚的傳導性，是衡量興奮度的可靠指示器。
    The glove measures skin conductivity, a reliable indicator for excitement levels.