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Wasseruhr - traduzione in Inglese
Wasseruhr
n. water clock, device used for setting a specific period of time
water glass
HYGROSCOPIC CHEMICAL COMPOUND OF VARIABLE NA2O/SIO2 RATIO PRECURSOR OF WATERGLASS
Water glass; Soluble glass; Glass water; E550; Waterglass; Liquid glass; Sodium Silicate; Na2SiO3; Na2O3Si; Silicate soda; Solubla glass
Wasserglas, Wasseruhr
water clock
![Eschinardi's water clock (Reproduced from [[Francesco Eschinardi]], ''Appendix Ad Exodium de Tympano'')](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/1648 Eschinardi.jpg?width=200 "Eschinardi's water clock (Reproduced from [[Francesco Eschinardi]], ''Appendix Ad Exodium de Tympano'')")
![An early 19th-century illustration<ref>This engraving is taken from "Rees's Clocks, Watches, and Chronometers 1819–20. The design of the illustration was modified from Claude Perrault's illustrations in his 1684 translation of Vitruvius's Les Dix Livres d'Architecture (1st century BC), of which he describes Ctesibius's clepsydra in great length.</ref> of [[Ctesibius]]'s (285–222 BC) clepsydra from the 3rd century BC. The hour indicator ascends as water flows in. Also, a series of gears rotate a cylinder to correspond to the temporal hours.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Clepsydra-Diagram-Fancy.jpeg?width=200 "An early 19th-century illustration<ref>This engraving is taken from \"Rees's Clocks, Watches, and Chronometers 1819–20. The design of the illustration was modified from Claude Perrault's illustrations in his 1684 translation of Vitruvius's Les Dix Livres d'Architecture (1st century BC), of which he describes Ctesibius's clepsydra in great length.</ref> of [[Ctesibius]]'s (285–222 BC) clepsydra from the 3rd century BC. The hour indicator ascends as water flows in. Also, a series of gears rotate a cylinder to correspond to the temporal hours.")
![The water-powered mechanism of [[Su Song]]'s astronomical clock tower, featuring a clepsydra tank, [[waterwheel]], [[escapement]] mechanism, and [[chain drive]] to power an [[armillary sphere]] and 113 [[striking clock]] jacks to sound the hours and to display informative plaques](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Clock Tower from Su Song's Book desmear.JPG?width=200 "The water-powered mechanism of [[Su Song]]'s astronomical clock tower, featuring a clepsydra tank, [[waterwheel]], [[escapement]] mechanism, and [[chain drive]] to power an [[armillary sphere]] and 113 [[striking clock]] jacks to sound the hours and to display informative plaques")
![Water-powered automatic [[castle clock]] of [[Al-Jazari]], 12th century.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Clock of al Jazari before 1206.jpg?width=200 "Water-powered automatic [[castle clock]] of [[Al-Jazari]], 12th century.")
![was]] hieroglyphs. Late period, 30th Dynasty. From Egypt. The [[Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology]], London](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Fragment of a basalt water-clock with evaporation time markers on interior as dots on djed and was hieroglyphs. Late period, 30th Dynasty. From Egypt. The Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, London.jpg?width=200 "was]] hieroglyphs. Late period, 30th Dynasty. From Egypt. The [[Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology]], London")
TIMEPIECE IN WHICH TIME IS MEASURED BY THE FLOW OF LIQUID INTO A VESSEL
Clepsydra (clock); Water-clock; Waterclock; Water clocks; Water Clock; Waterclocks; Water-powered clock; Water powered clocks; Water powered clock
Wasseruhr (Apparat um eine gewisse Zeitphase festzustellen)
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Wasseruhr
Eine Wasseruhr bezeichnet ein Gerät zur Zeitmessung, bei dem als Hilfsmedium Wasser verwendet wird. Ihr seit Jahrtausenden in zahlreichen Kulturen genutztes Prinzip, dass Teile des Mediums von einem Behälter in einen anderen strömen und dabei konstante Zeiteinheiten definieren, wurde später auch bei den Sanduhren verwendet.
