Heat Sink: Parts of an amplifier, typically heavy metal 'fins,' and a section of the frame of the speaker used to conduct and radiate heat away from the ponit of electrical consumption, or motor assembly.

 

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Heat Sink: Parts of an amplifier, typically heavy metal 'fins,' and a section of the frame of the speaker used to conduct and radiate heat away from the ponit of electrical consumption, or motor assembly.

Myelin Sheath: Layers of specialized glial cells, called Schwann cells, that coat the axons of many neurons.

Molar Heat Capacity: The heat required to raise the temperature of one mole of a substance by 1°C is called the molar heat capacity of the substance. Molar heat capacity is an intensive property with SI system u . . . View Full Definition

Latent Heat: The energy released or absorbed during a change of state.

Open-Air Theater: An amphitheater, especially the unroofed public playhouses in the suburbs of London. Shakespeare's Globe and the Rose are two examples.

Overheating: An economy that is growing very quickly, with the risk of high inflation.

Roof Sheathing Or Sheeting: The wood panels or sheet material fastened to the roof rafters or trusses on which the shingle or other roof covering is laid.

Radiant Heating: A method of heating, usually consisting of a forced hot water system with pipes placed in the floor, wall, or ceiling. Also electrically heated panels.

International Wheat Agreement (IWA): Replaced in 1995 by the International Grains Agreement.

Helsinki Exchanges (HEX): A contract that obligates a purchaser of a project's output to make cash payments to the project in all events, even if no product is offered for sale.