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41Ripple current — refers to the AC portion of the current signal applied to a device in its application. Although this term defines an AC portion of the applied signal, it is usually in reference to the small level of variation of DC signals encountered in a power …
42ripple-marks — ● ripple mark, ripple marks nom féminin (anglais ripple mark, de ripple, ride, et mark, marque) Rides asymétriques, allongées, parallèles et régulièrement espacées, créées dans les sédiments sableux meubles par les mouvements de la houle ou les… …
43ripple effect — UK US noun [C] ► a situation in which one thing causes a series of other things to happen: »Even small changes to packaging have a significant ripple effect. a ripple effect on sth »Troubles in one corner, such as mortgages, have profound ripple… …
44ripple effect — ripple effects N COUNT If an event or action has a ripple effect, it causes several other events to happen one after the other. Delayed flights have a ripple effect. Just one late flight could be carrying passengers for a dozen connecting… …
45Ripple-marked — Rip ple marked , a. Having ripple marks. [1913 Webster] …
46ripple tank — noun A shallow tank of water used to demonstrate the behaviour of waves • • • Main Entry: ↑ripple …
47Ripple-marks — (engl.), soviel wie Wellenfurchen (s. d.) …
48ripple effect — ripple ef,fect noun count a situation in which one thing causes a series of other things to happen …
49ripple effect — n. the spreading effects experienced as the result of a single event …
50ripple mark — n. any of the ripply lines on the surface of sand, mud, etc. caused by waves, wind, or both …