Substrate
Substrate Look up Substrate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary The word substrate can mean the following: Substrate (biochemistry), a molecule which is acted upon by an enzyme Substrate (printing), the base material that images ...
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Substrate   (translated from German)
Substrate The term Substrate (n.) designates in the chip industry that ... into the product or the products, see Substrate (biochemistry) in that Mikrobiologie and Zellbiologie chemically ... defined crystal orientation of the surface). The substrate serves as document for purposeful growing up ... in particular single-crystal epitaktischer layers. See Substrate (material science) in that Linguistik a ...
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Substrate   (translated from French)
Substrate This page of homonymy indexes the various ... and articles sharing the same name. One substrate is a base which allows a development ... or not. Synopsis Languages In linguistic , a substrate is one langue which influences of it ... language. For example, it gaulois is a substrate of français . peuplades Celtic , them Gaulois , lived ... in some French words (approximately ninety). This substrate lexical, is common, of the remainder, ...
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Substrate   (translated from Dutch)
Substrate In general state the word substrate for the underlying low or substance of ... to each other tied must become, see substrate (biochemistry). in linguistics: an earlier language which ... the current language was influenced, to see substrate language. in the druktechniek: the to depressed material, to see substrate (druktechniek). in the semiconductor industry: wafer ...
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Substrate   (translated from Japanese)
Substrate Substrate (It does to come, matrix) with enzyme ...
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Substrate   (translated from Chinese)
Substrate Substrate□□□Biochemistry counter- □Thing □But □□ element 、 ... may form □the thing. A □biochemistry response substrate often at the same time also is ...
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Substrate   (translated from Spanish)
Substrate substrate it is the part of biotopo where ... vital functions ( nutrición , reproducción , relation). Stratification The substrate gives rise to the division of biotopo ... is a certain species. Another type of substrate is the substances on which actua an ...
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Substrate cycle   (translated from German)
Substrate cycle Substrate cycles exceptional cases are in Metabolismus. They ... cycles" (useless cycles). Illustration: Example of a substrate cycle. Simultaneous transformation of F-6P in ... both directions. The production of warmth. The substrate cycle shown here "destroys" (hydrolyzed) in the ... hereditary disease exists, "malignant hyperthermia". Here a substrate cycle is released by Narkosegase during ...
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substrate language   (translated from Dutch)
substrate language substrate language is taal that were spoken initially ... which another ambulatory language is now used. substrate languages remain sometimes recognizable in taal which ... Historische taalkundigen occupy themselves with study into substrate languages. Instead of "substrate language" one uses also short substraat ". ...
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Substrate coupling
Substrate coupling In an integrated circuit, a signal ... from one node to another via the substrate. This phenomenon is referred to as substrate coupling or substrate noise coupling. The push for reduced cost ... two types of circuit via the conductive substrate. The reduced distance between these circuits, ...
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