Dutch: spinschokdemper voor studiocondensatormicrofoon
English: spider shock absorber for studio condenser microphone

Dutch: thermiseur
English: thermalizer/thermaliser, thermiser/thermizer
French: thermiseur
German: Thermiseur
Dutch: thermiseren
English: thermalize/thermalise (also: thermize/thermise)
French: thermiser
German: thermisieren
Dutch: thermisatie
English: thermalization/thermalisation, thermisation/thermization
French: thermisation
German: Thermisierung
Explanation:
A device to thermise (thermalise) a liquid. Some types are used in labs, others in the milk industry.
In the milk industry, thermalisation is the grocess of heating the milk for a relatively short period to a relatively low [...]

Dutch: unidirectionele hypercardioïde microfoon
English: unidirectional hypercardioid microphone
German: unidirektionales Hyper-Niere Mikrophon
Dutch: unidirectionele hypercardioïde richtkarakteristiek
English: unidirectional hypercardioid directionality
German: unidirektionales Hyper-Niere Richtkarakteristiek

English: display time, display duration
German: Anzeigedauer

Dutch: schuifbalk
English: slide control, scroll bar, fader, sliding potentiometer
German: Schieberegler

Dutch: scherfwerende bril
English: fragmentation goggles

GMP is the abbreviation for:
guanosine monophosphate (English)
good manufacturing practices (English)
There are also GMP mixers, but it is unclear what GMP stands for in this case. GMP mixers are low shear mixers for general blending. I have been told by the manufacturer that GMP does, in fact, mean “general blending”, but they did not know what [...]

HS is the abbreviation for:
high shear (English)
Dutch: hoge schuifkracht
English: high shear
Dutch: high shear mixer, HS mixer, hogeschuifkrachtmixer. Hogeschuifkrachtmixer is a correct Dutch term. However, it is (almost) never used. Normally, high shear mixer is used. The term “hoge schuifkracht mixer” is also seen, but this is a misspelling of hogeschuifkrachtmixer. I have never seen “hoge [...]

The ADE 651 is a device that is said by its maker, ATSC (UK), to detect explosives at a distance. The company says it uses a person’s static electricity and needs no external power. It looks a lot like a dowsing rod in a plastic encasing. The device has been shown not to work and [...]

English: overplay, premixing, prescoring
French: présonorisation, surjeu
German: Vorvertonung, playback