Exemplos de uso de Disorganisation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Huge disorganisation and individual cell scattering.
We look upon that as the greatest crime, disorganisation.
Huge disorganisation and individual cell scattering. obj. 20x.
Together with a decline in elastin this leads to dermal tissue disorganisation.
What we have said about disorganisation also applies to demoralisation.
Activity versus passivity, rationality versus emotion, strength versus weakness,control versus disorganisation.
And thus lack of national co- ordination, disorganisation and political uncertainty.
After the age of 25,the annual decrease in collagen and the decline in elastin leads to dermal tissue disorganisation.
The disorganisation of the System Lords' fragmented rule….. is a far more vulnerable target than one powerful Goa'uld.
The liberalisation of the rail network has obviously led to a logic of pure profitability and to the disorganisation of the sector.
Favourable conditions for an insurrection are created by the disorganisation of the government, by our agitation, and by our organisation.
Most of the crewmen were not informed about the seriousness of the situation by the captain,which resulted in chaos and disorganisation.
Like yellow fever,this disease of disorganisation introduced itself into the organism of the anarchist movement and has shaken it for dozens of years.
As impressive and heroic as these movements are,they also suffer at the same time from widespread ideological confusion and disorganisation.
Before the meeting, climate at school was of confusion and disorganisation: the decision on the room where each educator would hold her meeting was being made at the very time set for it.
Walking in Cairo, the fact that it's an unending metropolis,with architecture that mixes the history books with brutal disorganisation, not knowing the language….
The theory also had a structural element positing that conflict and social disorganisation are the underlying causes of crime because they the patterns of people associated with.
Because of the disorganisation with the first wave of helicopters, there was nearly not enough space for all the remaining paratroopers and prisoners on the second wave.
They are not afraid of large-scale"state capitalism", they prize it as their proletarian weapon which their Soviet power will use against small proprietary disintegration and disorganisation.
A motor disorganisation can be triggered by insufficient lateral dominance impacting on problems generally co-dependents to body scheme under tonus regulation.
This treatment presented the lowest production risks, with the possibility of producing larger quantities.The samples' crystalline networks showed disorganisation and the appearance of an amorphous halo.
Essalmi, in turn,stressed disorganisation and to the question of does she believe there is a lack of political will she answered by asking for"research to get to know the situation, a policy for books, protection laws for the sector.
These examples also show how corruption is a cancer at the heart of the presidential guard,thanks to a level of institutional disorganisation that allows the existence of a phantom military unit.
The effects of decolonisation,the loss of traditional markets, disorganisation in the production and financial systems and the traditional foreign trade deficit, all exacerbated by a global crisis which the Portuguese, focusing on their own problems, barely noticed.
Other findings have been described such as an absent lens and iris; an anterior chamber filled with vitreous humour; microphakia with iris, ciliary body and choroidal atrophy;and retinal disorganisation.
Attempts to secure bread or fuel"in retail fashion","each man for himself", i.e., for"o-ur" factory,"our" workshop,are only increasing the disorganisation and facilitating for the profiteers their selfish, filthy, and blackguardly work.
Rafael Pascoal told Jornal de Angola that the fall in sales was due to the fact that the infrastructure the company has is already very old, as it was built in the 1950s,financial issues and its disorganisation.
This letter, in conjunction with the previous documents,clarifies beyond any possible dispute that question of boycott, disorganisation, anarchy, and preparations for a split which Comrade Martov(with the help of exclamation marks and rows of dots) so assiduously evades in his State of Siege-the question of loyal and disloyal methods of struggle.
Obviously this does not affect tobacco products only; it is also an important issue for the market of alcoholic beverages,due to the disorganisation of the Romanian market and the transitional exemption.
Regarding the mineralogy of the samples produced bythe applied thermal treatments, a trend of disorganisation in the crystalline network, with the appearance of an amorphous halo, was noted in all cases, even with the occurrence of crystalline peaks related to SiO2 in the form of quartz because this phase was stable and its fusion temperature higher than the temperatures of the applied treatments.