low-tension
11low tension — See low voltage …
12low-tension pulse — a pulse with sudden onset, short duration, low amplitude, and quick decline, easily obliterated by pressure. Called also formicant or soft p. and pulsus formicans, mollis, parvus, or vacuus …
13low tension — …
14low-tension glaucoma — open angle glaucoma without increased intraocular pressure …
15tension — n. strained relations strain 1) to cause, create tension 2) to heighten, increase tension 3) to alleviate, ease, lessen, relieve tension (to alleviate/ease tension between the superpowers) 4) acute; mounting tension 5) arterial; international;… …
16low-voltage — adjective subjected to or capable of operating under relative low voltage • Syn: ↑low tension • Ant: ↑high tension (for: ↑low tension) • Topics: ↑electricity …
17tension — [1] A pulling or stretching stress applied to an object. [2] Voltage. See high tension high tension lead low tension lead low tension …
18low voltage — žemoji įtampa statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. low tension; low voltage vok. Niederspannung, f rus. низкое напряжение, n pranc. basse tension, f …
19tension — n. & v. n. 1 the act or an instance of stretching; the state of being stretched; tenseness. 2 mental strain or excitement. 3 a strained (political, social, etc.) state or relationship. 4 Mech. the stress by which a bar, cord, etc. is pulled when… …
20tension lead — See high tension lead low tension lead …