Examples of using The diffusion in English and their translations into Danish
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But the diffusion is rectangular instead of round.
A financial environment favouring the diffusion of new technologies.
On the other hand, the diffusion of Fe to the tap in the workpiece and the chip is increased.
It improves skin regeneration and enhances the diffusion of nutrients.
I refer below the diffusion mail the summary and Annex bases.
However we can cocnlude different things from the diffusion and the osmosis experiment.
The diffusion of direct participation in Europe should be explored with a short attitudinal survey.
If mikroventilyator to accelerate the diffusion of(fan can, of course, and fan)….
It has high water binding capacities,improves skin regeneration, and enhances the diffusion of nutrients.
This key feature takes the diffusion effect to a whole new level and now makes it useful for production where.
Sprogø Offshore Wind Farm is an example of UNGC principle 9 concerning the diffusion of environmental-friendly technologies.
The diffusion of his abilities is amazing and frustrating to us as it very possibly was eventually to himself.
In early 97, Ericsson joined other manufacturers of portable devices to increase the diffusion of this technology.
This indicates that the diffusion into the sediment in the pond is increased due to sediment heterogeneity.
Summerson writes in: The diffusion of his abilities is amazing and frustrating to us as it very possibly was eventually to himself.
To be more precise: 7 billion for training, 10 billion for research and development and7 billion for the diffusion of new technologies.
During my 20 years of Daoist practice,the blockages to the diffusion of Daoism I observed can be divided into two categories.
Soil in the diffusion will deteriorate the juice quality, especially as a consequence of washing out sodium, potassium and amino nitrogen from the soil.
The diffusion of both carbon and nitrogen increases the hardenability of plain carbon and low alloy steels, and creates a harder case than carburising.
Finally there was a discussion on the usefulness andthe positive results of the diffusion of European programs for students and teachers.
Due to the polymer matrix and the diffusion of fentanyl through the skin layers, the release rate remains relatively constant.
In The diffusion of counting practices(1960) Seidenberg argues that counting was diffused from one centre and was not discovered again and again as is commonly believed.
In 1827 Lord Brougham made a request on behalf of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge for Mary Somerville to translate Laplace 's Mécanique Céleste.
Naturally, the diffusion of best practices will allow for greater efficiency, which will undoubtedly benefit both national health systems and users and service providers.
This in volves, at a minimum, the transfer of technology to the local unit and, preferably, the diffusion of this technology to other companies in the region.