flux English

Meaning flux meaning

What does flux mean?

Definitions in simple English

flux Noun

— A flux is a chemical agent for cleaning metal prior to soldering or welding. It is important to use flux when soldering or oxides on the metal will prevent a good bond.

— Flux is the action or process of flowing.

flux

— noun the rate of flow of energy or particles across a given surface

— noun a flow or discharge

— noun in constant change his opinions are in flux the newness and flux of the computer industry

— noun a substance added to molten metals to bond with impurities that can then be readily removed

— noun excessive discharge of liquid from a cavity or organ (as in watery diarrhea)

— noun a state of uncertainty about what should be done (usually following some important event) preceding the establishment of a new direction of action the flux following the death of the emperor

— verb (= liquefy) become liquid or fluid when heated the frozen fat liquefied

— verb (= blend, mix) mix together different elements The colors blend well

— noun (= flux density) (physics) the number of changes in energy flow across a given surface per unit area

— verb (= flow) move or progress freely as if in a stream The crowd flowed out of the stadium

— noun (= magnetic field) the lines of force surrounding a permanent magnet or a moving charged particle

Synonyms flux synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as flux?

flux English » English

flow

fuse

merge

meld

conflate

commingle

combine

coalesce

blend

liquify

liquefy

fluxion

thaw

stream

state of flux

mix

melt

magnetic flux

immix

trickle

transition

solvent

solution

slagging

slag formation

slag

scorify

pour

outflow

magnetic field

fusing agent

fluxing agent

flux density

fluidity

change

well out

waste

wash away

vicissitude

variation

unthaw

turning

transmutation

stomach

spillage

spill-out

spill

soldering flux

soldering acid

solder

Topics flux topics

What do people use flux to talk about?

Person

Body functions

• What general words refer to secretions of the body?
  secrete secretion excrete excretion product fluid body fluids discharge flux

Person Healthy

Disease

• What are the names of particular diseases?
  allergy allergic amoeba appendicitis cholera colic colicky colitis cyst diabetes diabetic diphtheria distemper dropsy dysentery elephantiasis encephalitis fibrosis fistula flux hypertension gallstone goiter heatstroke hernia herpes zoster hemophilia hemorrhoid hives hookworm kidney stone lockjaw lumbago malaria meningitis mononucleosis mumps phlebitis piles plague polio poliomyelitis psoriasis rabid rabies rubella sclerosis sunstroke tetanus typhoid typhus yellow fever airsick carsick seasick

Examples flux examples

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Simple sentences

Everything is in flux.

Fluence is the time integral of flux.

Movie subtitles

Probably some form of magnetic flux.

Stand by to change flux.

Grav off. -Half flux.

Half flux.

Now if we cut the power before it is safe, the feedback effect could blast this building into a state of ion flux.

The radiation flux will swing the shower in on us.

I've isolated the reverse power flux coupling.

Directional cobalt flux.

It has a cobalt ring with a high flux density.

CONTROL: Cobalt high flux density present.

There's been some ionization flux.

We've picked up a minor energy flux reading on one dyno scanner.

Gravitational fields were in flux.

The flux capacitor.

What is the integrated threshold neutron flux?

Topographically, the world is in a perpetual flux.

Nothing except a slight magnetic flux reading, which could be normal for the ship's metal.

The field of interference is reacting against the magnetic flux lines, Captain.

We're registering a slightly higher than normal magnetic flux.

High magnetic flux reading.

Do you get a magnetic flux reading there now?

It has become the Enterprise, and we are only life-support organisms in its body like the white corpuscles in human blood, and, Captain, the magnetic flux readings are higher.

There's a low-level ultraviolet bacteriostatic flux and to prevent bedsores patients are suspended by wires through long bones.

Rainbow flux normal.

Nor dogmatic, because we all know that life is uncertain and in constant flux.

This is where you'll be working. provided you're as good at dynamic flux mathematics as you say you are.

You see, we have thousands of unsolved dynamic flux equations. simple enough but they take time.

Assuming you could survive the gravitational tides and the intense radiation flux, it is just barely possible that by plunging into a black hole you might emerge in another part of space-time.

There's some ionization flux.

We picked up a minor energy flux on one dynoscanner.

Besides, the stainless-steel construction made the flux dispersal.

News and current affairs

Decades later, the new order was still in flux.

BERLIN - The eruption of the Arab revolts in late 2010 and early 2011 put power relations among Middle Eastern countries in a state of flux, and both winners and losers have emerged.

Today's flux in the Middle East is a highly ambivalent affair, because the situation can improve or (more likely) deteriorate.

That map has been in constant flux for the last 60 years, during which the main players - Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Israel, and Iran - have formed and broken alliances.

This ethos will also help us maximize the potential benefits of such flux.

But, given the profound uncertainty of a world in flux, as well as the dangers of miscalculation as the Soviet empire collapsed, prudent management trumped grand visions.

The entire center left is in flux, and new parties will probably come and go.

As it stands, political priorities are constantly in flux, with individual dossiers losing their centrality, and even vanishing, from year to year.

And, with global power in flux, what message is the West sending to the authoritarian regimes that are backing Assad?

The Arab world is also in a state of flux after an emotional 22 days of Israel's televised bombardment of Gaza.

Saudi Arabia, long one of the Arab world's most rigid societies, now finds itself in a state of flux.

Fissures within the Egyptian regime suggest that in Hosni Mubarak's entourage, too, fear is in flux.

But what seemed to be missing in China was a full recognition of just how uncertain things have become in the US, and how, with a new president, almost everything is in an unprecedented state of flux.

This is obviously the case with President Barack Obama's recent address to the Muslim world in Cairo, because - mere coincidence or excellent timing? - things in the Middle East have been in flux ever since.