tömegtartással

Tömegtartással is a Hungarian term that translates to "mass retention" or "mass holding." In various contexts, it refers to the act or process of keeping a quantity of something contained or in place. The specific meaning of tömegtartással depends heavily on the field in which it is used.

In physics and engineering, tömegtartással might relate to the concept of inertia, where an object's mass resists changes in its state of motion. It could also be applied to structural engineering, describing how a mass is held stable by supporting elements. For instance, the tömegtartással of a bridge's deck refers to how its weight is supported and distributed.

In a more general sense, tömegtartással can describe the containment of any substantial amount of material. This could be seen in logistics, where it refers to storing or holding large quantities of goods, or in environmental science, where it might describe the holding capacity of a reservoir or a geological formation for substances like water or pollutants. The term emphasizes the stability and steadfastness of the mass being retained.