Examples of using Adapted in English and their translations into German
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Adapted room on request.
Sea view suites also adapted.
Forefinger adapted to touch screen use.
Yes, the hotel provides adapted rooms.
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For disabled people: one level, adapted toilets.
Adapted solutions simulation and calculation software.
Their content must be adapted to each of the countries involved.
The SENTIDO Gran Canaria Princess offers 4 adapted rooms.
Lifts and adapted toilets are present within the terminal.
Text to speech engines and adapted keyboards.
Three of them are adapted to the people with reduced mobility.
After its dissolution(1782) the residential buildings were adapted as a manor.
MultiView technology with adapted wavelength and resolution.
They adapted the empty„Stadtpark Cafe" for artistic events.
There are wheelchair ramps, adapted elevators and restrooms.
Dimensions adapted to technical restraints and fixing details on site.
The Vorarlberg school sportscentre in Tschagguns has been renovated and adapted.
The KR 30 can be flexibly adapted to the specific application.
Adapted the America ADI Sensor, which tracks your sports, movements and sleep quality.
The bikes have been adapted on different levels by the owner.
Disabled people- support for independent living and adapted workplaces.
Cm wide doors, adapted toilet and shower, bedroom on the ground floor.
The performance level of the circulating pump must be adapted to the respective heating system.
So we have also adapted our quality management system to ISO 9001 since 2002.
Partners in Denmark and Portugal adapted the campaign to their own audiences.
Showers, adapted toilets, baby baths, washing machines, dryer,….
We have a limited number of adapted rooms, always available upon request.
Individually adapted system solutions from HESCH are the alternative to off-the-shelf products.
Serre and Grothendieck adapted the notion of sheaves for algebraic geometry.