Definition of thermoelectric in English:

thermoelectric

adjectiveˌθəːməʊɪˈlɛktrɪkˌθərmoʊəˈlɛktrɪk

Producing electricity by a difference of temperatures.
Example sentencesExamples
- The mission was possible because it drew its power from two long-lasting radioisotope thermoelectric generators provided by the Department of Energy.
- There he created the first physics laboratory in Britain where he conducted pioneering research into electric measurement and the investigation of the electro-dynamic and thermoelectric properties of matter.
- For instance, waste heat will be converted to electricity by a thermoelectric device.
- Besides the highly polluting thermoelectric plants, two environmentally friendly plants (acquired in Japan and England) have been working for several years, a fact not recorded in the book.
- So officials are scrambling to update regulations to allow dozens of thermoelectric power stations to be built, partly with private money.
- It comes equipped with a thermoelectric projectile acceleration system.
- This may have resulted from a voltage increase between two dielectric plates, for example, slabs of limestone below the site that are separated by a thermoelectric material.
- Treatment response was based on objective criteria including clinical and thermoelectric measurements.
- Eventually, thermoelectric components might power cell phones by taking advantage of a person's body heat.
- Two potential solutions are thermoelectric power, which converts heat energy into electricity; and alpha-voltaic power, which converts the kinetic energy of alpha particles emitted from a radioactive isotope.
- The new design is an improvement over current thermoelectric devices used for the generation of electricity aboard spacecraft.
- These portable thermoelectric generators contain a sizable amount of strontium-90, a highly potent radioactive isotope.
- This equilibrium is reached through simultaneous application of active thermoelectric pulse heating and cooling gases.
- The objective of the project is to demonstrate that quantum dots can be used to produce an improved thermoelectric nanomaterial by engineering thermal and electronic properties to achieve increased efficiencies.
- Another field of interest shown by Milan's municipal companies was in gas distribution and the privatisation of thermoelectric power plants in Bulgaria.
- A thermoelectric material must allow electrons to flow freely, so they can carry away heat energy.
- The second, Prof. Holger Kleinke, is investigating new thermoelectric materials in order to create energy-efficient cooling materials and power generators.
- Strontium-90, which is found in abandoned portable thermoelectric generators in the former Soviet Union, would be a greater threat, though it is likely the terrorist would die from exposure while transporting such material.
- The Voyagers were equipped with three radioisotope thermoelectric generators to produce electrical power for the spacecrafts' systems and instruments.
- The thermoelectric generator starts the fan automatically and adjusts speed according to stove temperature.

Derivatives

thermoelectrically

adverb

Detectors used for long-term continuous monitoring of UV from sources like the sun may be thermoelectrically cooled.
Example sentencesExamples
- In order to eliminate light scattering from the sample, four cut-off filters were placed together in front of the red-sensitive photomultiplier tube, thermoelectrically cooled at 24°C.
- This instrument is computerized and equipped with a programmable thermoelectrically controlled cell holder.

thermoelectricity

nounˌθəːməʊɪlɛkˈtrɪsɪtiˌθərmoʊəˌlɛkˈtrɪsədi

He then moved on to his deeper concern: ‘I am not very satisfied with my theory of thermoelectricity.’
Example sentencesExamples
- The system also works in reverse: one common use of thermoelectricity relies on juice from the battery to rapidly cool the seats in some luxury car models.
- The easiest way (I believe) to think about thermoelectricity is to realize that electrical and thermal currents are coupled.
- He now worked on thermodynamics, publishing three papers on applications to physical chemistry and thermoelectricity.

Definition of thermoelectric in US English:

thermoelectric

adjectiveˌTHərmōəˈlektrikˌθərmoʊəˈlɛktrɪk

Producing electricity by a difference of temperatures.
Example sentencesExamples
- The new design is an improvement over current thermoelectric devices used for the generation of electricity aboard spacecraft.
- Eventually, thermoelectric components might power cell phones by taking advantage of a person's body heat.
- Strontium-90, which is found in abandoned portable thermoelectric generators in the former Soviet Union, would be a greater threat, though it is likely the terrorist would die from exposure while transporting such material.
- There he created the first physics laboratory in Britain where he conducted pioneering research into electric measurement and the investigation of the electro-dynamic and thermoelectric properties of matter.
- So officials are scrambling to update regulations to allow dozens of thermoelectric power stations to be built, partly with private money.
- The objective of the project is to demonstrate that quantum dots can be used to produce an improved thermoelectric nanomaterial by engineering thermal and electronic properties to achieve increased efficiencies.
- Two potential solutions are thermoelectric power, which converts heat energy into electricity; and alpha-voltaic power, which converts the kinetic energy of alpha particles emitted from a radioactive isotope.
- Another field of interest shown by Milan's municipal companies was in gas distribution and the privatisation of thermoelectric power plants in Bulgaria.
- The Voyagers were equipped with three radioisotope thermoelectric generators to produce electrical power for the spacecrafts' systems and instruments.
- The mission was possible because it drew its power from two long-lasting radioisotope thermoelectric generators provided by the Department of Energy.
- This equilibrium is reached through simultaneous application of active thermoelectric pulse heating and cooling gases.
- The thermoelectric generator starts the fan automatically and adjusts speed according to stove temperature.
- It comes equipped with a thermoelectric projectile acceleration system.
- This may have resulted from a voltage increase between two dielectric plates, for example, slabs of limestone below the site that are separated by a thermoelectric material.
- These portable thermoelectric generators contain a sizable amount of strontium-90, a highly potent radioactive isotope.
- For instance, waste heat will be converted to electricity by a thermoelectric device.
- The second, Prof. Holger Kleinke, is investigating new thermoelectric materials in order to create energy-efficient cooling materials and power generators.
- Treatment response was based on objective criteria including clinical and thermoelectric measurements.
- A thermoelectric material must allow electrons to flow freely, so they can carry away heat energy.
- Besides the highly polluting thermoelectric plants, two environmentally friendly plants (acquired in Japan and England) have been working for several years, a fact not recorded in the book.

单词	thermoelectric
释义	Definition of thermoelectric in English: thermoelectric adjectiveˌθəːməʊɪˈlɛktrɪkˌθərmoʊəˈlɛktrɪk Producing electricity by a difference of temperatures. Example sentencesExamples The mission was possible because it drew its power from two long-lasting radioisotope thermoelectric generators provided by the Department of Energy. There he created the first physics laboratory in Britain where he conducted pioneering research into electric measurement and the investigation of the electro-dynamic and thermoelectric properties of matter. For instance, waste heat will be converted to electricity by a thermoelectric device. Besides the highly polluting thermoelectric plants, two environmentally friendly plants (acquired in Japan and England) have been working for several years, a fact not recorded in the book. So officials are scrambling to update regulations to allow dozens of thermoelectric power stations to be built, partly with private money. It comes equipped with a thermoelectric projectile acceleration system. This may have resulted from a voltage increase between two dielectric plates, for example, slabs of limestone below the site that are separated by a thermoelectric material. Treatment response was based on objective criteria including clinical and thermoelectric measurements. Eventually, thermoelectric components might power cell phones by taking advantage of a person's body heat. Two potential solutions are thermoelectric power, which converts heat energy into electricity; and alpha-voltaic power, which converts the kinetic energy of alpha particles emitted from a radioactive isotope. The new design is an improvement over current thermoelectric devices used for the generation of electricity aboard spacecraft. These portable thermoelectric generators contain a sizable amount of strontium-90, a highly potent radioactive isotope. This equilibrium is reached through simultaneous application of active thermoelectric pulse heating and cooling gases. The objective of the project is to demonstrate that quantum dots can be used to produce an improved thermoelectric nanomaterial by engineering thermal and electronic properties to achieve increased efficiencies. Another field of interest shown by Milan's municipal companies was in gas distribution and the privatisation of thermoelectric power plants in Bulgaria. A thermoelectric material must allow electrons to flow freely, so they can carry away heat energy. The second, Prof. Holger Kleinke, is investigating new thermoelectric materials in order to create energy-efficient cooling materials and power generators. Strontium-90, which is found in abandoned portable thermoelectric generators in the former Soviet Union, would be a greater threat, though it is likely the terrorist would die from exposure while transporting such material. The Voyagers were equipped with three radioisotope thermoelectric generators to produce electrical power for the spacecrafts' systems and instruments. The thermoelectric generator starts the fan automatically and adjusts speed according to stove temperature. Derivatives thermoelectrically adverb Detectors used for long-term continuous monitoring of UV from sources like the sun may be thermoelectrically cooled. Example sentencesExamples In order to eliminate light scattering from the sample, four cut-off filters were placed together in front of the red-sensitive photomultiplier tube, thermoelectrically cooled at 24°C. This instrument is computerized and equipped with a programmable thermoelectrically controlled cell holder. thermoelectricity nounˌθəːməʊɪlɛkˈtrɪsɪtiˌθərmoʊəˌlɛkˈtrɪsədi He then moved on to his deeper concern: ‘I am not very satisfied with my theory of thermoelectricity.’ Example sentencesExamples The system also works in reverse: one common use of thermoelectricity relies on juice from the battery to rapidly cool the seats in some luxury car models. The easiest way (I believe) to think about thermoelectricity is to realize that electrical and thermal currents are coupled. He now worked on thermodynamics, publishing three papers on applications to physical chemistry and thermoelectricity. Definition of thermoelectric in US English: thermoelectric adjectiveˌTHərmōəˈlektrikˌθərmoʊəˈlɛktrɪk Producing electricity by a difference of temperatures. Example sentencesExamples The new design is an improvement over current thermoelectric devices used for the generation of electricity aboard spacecraft. Eventually, thermoelectric components might power cell phones by taking advantage of a person's body heat. Strontium-90, which is found in abandoned portable thermoelectric generators in the former Soviet Union, would be a greater threat, though it is likely the terrorist would die from exposure while transporting such material. There he created the first physics laboratory in Britain where he conducted pioneering research into electric measurement and the investigation of the electro-dynamic and thermoelectric properties of matter. So officials are scrambling to update regulations to allow dozens of thermoelectric power stations to be built, partly with private money. The objective of the project is to demonstrate that quantum dots can be used to produce an improved thermoelectric nanomaterial by engineering thermal and electronic properties to achieve increased efficiencies. Two potential solutions are thermoelectric power, which converts heat energy into electricity; and alpha-voltaic power, which converts the kinetic energy of alpha particles emitted from a radioactive isotope. Another field of interest shown by Milan's municipal companies was in gas distribution and the privatisation of thermoelectric power plants in Bulgaria. The Voyagers were equipped with three radioisotope thermoelectric generators to produce electrical power for the spacecrafts' systems and instruments. The mission was possible because it drew its power from two long-lasting radioisotope thermoelectric generators provided by the Department of Energy. This equilibrium is reached through simultaneous application of active thermoelectric pulse heating and cooling gases. The thermoelectric generator starts the fan automatically and adjusts speed according to stove temperature. It comes equipped with a thermoelectric projectile acceleration system. This may have resulted from a voltage increase between two dielectric plates, for example, slabs of limestone below the site that are separated by a thermoelectric material. These portable thermoelectric generators contain a sizable amount of strontium-90, a highly potent radioactive isotope. For instance, waste heat will be converted to electricity by a thermoelectric device. The second, Prof. Holger Kleinke, is investigating new thermoelectric materials in order to create energy-efficient cooling materials and power generators. Treatment response was based on objective criteria including clinical and thermoelectric measurements. A thermoelectric material must allow electrons to flow freely, so they can carry away heat energy. Besides the highly polluting thermoelectric plants, two environmentally friendly plants (acquired in Japan and England) have been working for several years, a fact not recorded in the book.
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