Примеры использования To temper на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I would just advise you to temper your enthusiasm.
We prepare on difficult business,therefore also difficulties that on them to temper spirit.
Even began not to temper, without having applied this principle.
Some humility would help to temper that pride.
It is necessary to temper consciousness against any surprises and shock which they can cause.
The absence of such facilities contributes to tempering of the organism.
In principle, a current installation containing other heat transfer fluids may be switched to Temper.
I do grow weary of sacrificing my joy to temper my brother's mischief.
It seemed to us that Glaston FC500 represented the best technology on the market for products that are hard to temper.
The procedures- an attempt to temper the spirit or ignore the problems of others?
But man is bound to bear out the suffering,he is bound to temper his spirit.
A glass tempering furnace Tamglass Pro E which allows to temper various types of contemporary glass, including glass with energy-saving coating.
So on strong-willed alternation of contrasts it is possible to temper a spirit blade.
In his public pronouncements, Mr. Denis emphasized the need to temper structural adjustment with measures to improve the social welfare of the country.
Not particularly convincing, consolation, butthe thought of death is bound to temper the playing time.
The purpose of this review is to temper the skill and talent of the young generation, by introducing them to art,to develop the ability to create and support them.
Children's wellness will help your baby to temper, and always be cheerful.
The process is carried out under high temperatures, a sheet bends under its own weight or under pressure,after shaping the glass is subjected to tempering.
The peculiarity of theses lines is a capability to temper both flat and bent(curved) glass.
Despite the latter's attempts to temper excessive optimism, they often exaggerated the success of the German army, leading historian Aristotle Kallis to describe their tone as"triumphalist.
Even more useful would be to temper the nervous system via Free Horror games, corresponding to two cherished desire of any person- to get the right product, not surpassing way, very popular among gamers.
Tempering should be avoided if possible within the range 250 °C- 450 °C due to temper brittleness.
The selfless combatant who always made sacrifice an instrument with which to temper his character and to forge that of the troops….
The Chairperson pointed out that the heading preceding paragraphs 22 to 33 of the report read"Preliminary" points of agreement, andin that he saw perhaps some reason for optimism to temper Madame Chanet's pessimism.
With the latest technology just released by Glaston,IriControL enables glass processors to temper glass with the most minimal level of iridescence possible.
After that glass goes through a process of convective drying and is subjected to tempering, thus, it is safe.
As to paragraph 1,the view was expressed that it was a sound contribution to the progressive development of international law that would help to temper the occasional enthusiasm of States for the invocation of circumstances precluding wrongfulness.
The unique air flotation technology allows a higher exit temperature,making it possible to temper thin glass down to 2 mm.
Those of us who have endeavoured to carve out a central role for the United Nations in world affairs have often been obliged to temper our idealism in the face of power realities.