Exemples d'utilisation de Difficult to shape en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Difficult to shape.
Otherwise, the hair would be difficult to shape.
Difficult to shape.
Does a hard resin make it difficult to shape?
It is difficult to shape these wires.
Indeed, such solid magnets are difficult to shape.
In addition it is difficult to shape the sheath in a helical configuration.
It's also incredibly expensive and very difficult to shape and machine.
Soil is very difficult to shape, breaks when touched.
The dough is sticky and the baguettes are difficult to shape.
Always feel it difficult to shape fitting eyebrows?
Work very quickly as, while cooling,palm sugar becomes more difficult to shape.
It's difficult to shape and change an adult person from scratch.
It's also incredibly expensive and very difficult to shape and machine.
In addition to being difficult to shape, the metal caps are very difficult to recycle.
The group excels in working with alloys and metals that are difficult to shape and form..
In addition, it is more difficult to shape, and there is often a bulge in the upper abdomen corresponding to the subcutaneous tunnel.
Early plastic was very hard to work with and difficult to shape into different items.
You will be tempted to use the whole can of 400 grams but resist and only use half or less,it will be very difficult to shape.
Too much caramel filling(which is tempting I admit)makes it too difficult to shape and will fall or flatten too much and will look end up looking like a pizza.
Breasts are made of fat, tissues, andmilk producing glands and not muscles; this makes it difficult to shape and tone breasts.
The absence of gluten impacts:- the consistency of the dough:it is liquid, and difficult to shape, and requires a baking mould;- the sensory properties of the bread,- its conservation by accelerating the phenomenon of staling.
Magnesium alloys are an appealing material precisely due to their light weight,however their use has been limited as they are difficult to shape into particular forms.
Your Reports speak of a rising tide of violence and division,which makes it difficult to shape a society based on the notion and practice of the common good.
From childhood," wrote Joseph-Marie Melançon* in Le Devoir on 14 Oct. 1933,"the future artist exhibited to the world a rich nature, full of witticisms,but complex and difficult to shape.
Since food and energy are closely related to climate, he warned,it will be difficult to shape a stand-alone climate goal.
What had been thought simply a penchant for drawing suddenly became a compelling need to create.“From childhood,” wrote Joseph-Marie Melançon in LeDevoir on 14Oct.1933,“the future artist exhibited to the world a rich nature, full of witticisms,but complex and difficult to shape.
Liquid metal die forging is a die forming and die forging between the forming method,especially for the general forging difficult to shape the complex thin-walled pieces.
Aluminum Extrusion processing is distinct from stamping or molding, for instance, in that the extruded material will form intricate, strong, and durable fittings, parts, andpieces from brittle stock that is difficult to shape through stamping, bending, or hammering.
Aerospace industry already succeeded to additively manufacture some aerospace components with complex geometries, made of exotic materials such as Titanium Ti6Al4V and Inconel 718,which are traditionally difficult to shape without compromising their excellent(and desired) properties.