Subsidence
21subsidence ratio — slopimo koeficientas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. subsidence ratio vok. Dämpfungsfaktor, m rus. коэффициент затухания, m pranc. rapport d amortissement, m …
22subsidence — noun see subside …
23subsidence — noun a) The process of becoming less active or severe b) A sinking of something to a lower level, especially of part of the surface of the Earth due to underground excavation or seismic ac …
24subsidence — Sinking or settling in bone, as of a prosthetic component of a total joint implant. * * * sub·si·dence (subґsĭ dəns) settling of a component or components of the prosthesis after arthroplasty; a small amount is normal, but if it… …
25subsidence — sinking to a lower level …
26subsidence — Lowering of the surface of the ground because of removal of support. Caused in karst areas by subterranean solution or collapse of caves [10] …
27subsidence — Synonyms and related words: avalanche, cadence, catabasis, catenary, cessation, coast, collapse, crash, dead set, dead stand, dead stop, deadlock, deceleration, declension, decline, decline and fall, decrescendo, decurrence, diminuendo, dive,… …
28subsidence — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun The act or process of becoming less active or intense: abatement, ebb, letup, remission, slackening, wane. See INCREASE …
29subsidence — sub|si|dence [ səb saıdns, sʌbsıdns ] noun uncount the process by which land sinks to a lower level a. the process by which a building becomes damaged because the land it is on has sunk …
30subsidence — n. gradual sinking of land caused by natural shifts or human activity; (Medicine) remittal, remission, decrease in the manifestations (of a disease); sinking in bone; …
