изолација

изолација

Any material that slows down the transfer of heat.

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Industry/Domain: Household appliances
Category: Air conditioners
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сезонска изолација

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

A form of reproductive isolation in which the breeding seasons of two closely related populations do not exactly correspond.

географската изолација

Biology; General

Separation of populations of a species by geographic means (distance, mountains, rivers, oceans, etc.) that lead to reproductive isolation of those populations.

сексуална изолација

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

A form of reproductive isolation in which one or both sexes of a species initiate mating behavior that does not act as a stimulus to the opposite sex of a closely related species.

механичка изолација

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

A form of reproductive isolation that occurs because of an incompatibility in structure of the male and female sex organs.

киловат

Household appliances; Air conditioners

Equal to 1,000 watts. Kilowatt-hour (kWh) - A common unit of electrical consumption measured by the total energy created by one kilowatt in one hour.

латентна топлина

Household appliances; Air conditioners

The heat energy needed to change the state of a substance (i.e.: from a liquid to a gas) but not it's temperature.

ЛЦД екран

Household appliances; Air conditioners

An abbreviation for a screen type - Liquid Crystal Display

оперативен трошок

Household appliances; Air conditioners

The day-to-day cost of running your home comfort equipment, based on daily energy use.

релативна влажност

Household appliances; Air conditioners

The ratio of the amount of vapor contained in the air to the greatest amount the air could hold at that temperature. Normally expressed as a percentage.

разумна топлина

Household appliances; Air conditioners

Heat energy that causes a rise or fall in the temperature of a gas, liquid or solid when added or removed from that material. Sensible heat changes the temperature by changing the ...