Definition of Heaviside layer in English:

Heaviside layer

(also Heaviside–Kennelly layer)

nounˈhɛvɪsʌɪd

another name for E-layer
Example sentencesExamples
- Appleton conducted an experiment to prove that the Heaviside layer existed, and its height.
- In the morning, when the Heaviside layers go back where they belong, you wake up to static.
- It is shown that the Heaviside layer is probably quite irregular, and that refraction of the traveling waves is probably existent
- Terrestrial phenomena which I have noted conclusively show that there is no Heaviside layer, or, if it exists, it is of no effect.
- The Heaviside layer may vary in height from 50 kilometers in the daytime to 100 kilometers at night.

Origin

Early 20th century: named after O. Heaviside (see Heaviside, Oliver) and A. E. Kennelly (see Kennelly, Arthur Edwin).

Definition of Heaviside layer in US English:

Heaviside layer

(also Heaviside–Kennelly layer)

noun

another name for E layer
Example sentencesExamples
- It is shown that the Heaviside layer is probably quite irregular, and that refraction of the traveling waves is probably existent
- Appleton conducted an experiment to prove that the Heaviside layer existed, and its height.
- The Heaviside layer may vary in height from 50 kilometers in the daytime to 100 kilometers at night.
- Terrestrial phenomena which I have noted conclusively show that there is no Heaviside layer, or, if it exists, it is of no effect.
- In the morning, when the Heaviside layers go back where they belong, you wake up to static.

Origin

Early 20th century: named after O. Heaviside (see Heaviside, Oliver) and A. E. Kennelly (see Kennelly, Arthur Edwin).

单词	Heaviside layer
释义	Definition of Heaviside layer in English: Heaviside layer (also Heaviside–Kennelly layer) nounˈhɛvɪsʌɪd another name for E-layer Example sentencesExamples Appleton conducted an experiment to prove that the Heaviside layer existed, and its height. In the morning, when the Heaviside layers go back where they belong, you wake up to static. It is shown that the Heaviside layer is probably quite irregular, and that refraction of the traveling waves is probably existent Terrestrial phenomena which I have noted conclusively show that there is no Heaviside layer, or, if it exists, it is of no effect. The Heaviside layer may vary in height from 50 kilometers in the daytime to 100 kilometers at night. Origin Early 20th century: named after O. Heaviside (see Heaviside, Oliver) and A. E. Kennelly (see Kennelly, Arthur Edwin). Definition of Heaviside layer in US English: Heaviside layer (also Heaviside–Kennelly layer) noun another name for E layer Example sentencesExamples It is shown that the Heaviside layer is probably quite irregular, and that refraction of the traveling waves is probably existent Appleton conducted an experiment to prove that the Heaviside layer existed, and its height. The Heaviside layer may vary in height from 50 kilometers in the daytime to 100 kilometers at night. Terrestrial phenomena which I have noted conclusively show that there is no Heaviside layer, or, if it exists, it is of no effect. In the morning, when the Heaviside layers go back where they belong, you wake up to static. Origin Early 20th century: named after O. Heaviside (see Heaviside, Oliver) and A. E. Kennelly (see Kennelly, Arthur Edwin).
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