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The transfer of energy (without direct electrical contact) between two or more cables or components of a circuit.
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| coupling a. |
a substance used to coat filler particles in a resin matrix composite so that the particles bind to the resin matrix.
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the length of time between an ectopic beat and the sinus beat preceding it; in an arrhythmia characterized by such beats, the intervals may be constant (fixed coupling intervals) or inconstant (variable coupling intervals).
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Threaded sleeve used to connect two lengths of pipe.
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Two radio control channels can be coupled together so that they move together when only one control channel is activated. Many 1/4 scale models require a combination of aileron and rudder to turn. Mixing does this electronically at the transmitter. V-tailed models, where the two halves of the V-tail must move not only together but independently, are another use of control mixing.
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