tension1.
(Of thelat.)(fraught, - onis).
1. f. State of a body subject to the action of opposing forces that attract.
2. f. vascular tension , especially the blood.
3. f. State of opposition or latent hostility between persons or groups of humans, as Nations, classes, races, etc.
4. f. mood of excitement, impatience, effort or exaltation.
that is an electric power transmission.6. f. Fís. Strength of the force with which the gases tend to dilate.
7. f. Mec. Tractive force to which a body is subject.
8. f. Mec. Scale to measure this force. He is expressed in n/M2.
1. f. Fís. The superior to 1000 Volts.
(f). Fís. The less than 1000 Volts.1. f. pressure exerted by the blood on the wall of the arteries.
1. f. Fís. Capable of producing maximum voltage download disruptive.
1. f. Fís. Action of the molecular forces by virtue of which the outer layer of the liquid tends to contain the volume of est
you within the minimum surface.1. f. Of the wall of blood vessels, resulting from the pressure of circulating blood and muscle and elastic tone of the walls of the vessel.
1. f. pressure exerted by the blood on the wall of veins.
1. loc. adj. Sometido to tension. U t. c. loc. Advisor.
V.tension2.
1. f. p. us. tensón.
