Examples of using Atomised in English and their translations into German
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His flesh and his bones are atomised.
We are not the atomised, passive objects of some irresistible force called"the media" or"the internet.
The workers' movement was smashed and the class atomised.
Ideal for processing limited quantities of atomised and granulated products and dry materials in general.
If the working pressure is too low on the other hand,the paint material is not sufficiently atomised.
The salts and finely atomised air have a positive effect on respiratory diseases and circulatory complaints.
Infections are caused by inhaling aerosols(minute droplets of atomised water), which occur when showering and in other places.
Thermal water is atomised and once in this state is placed in contact with the nasal cavities using specific equipment.
After some time the copper seals at the injection nozzles did not withstand the pressure andthe Diesel atomised the environment.
The size specifications for an atomised metal powder are often tighter than for most other parts manufacturing processes.
In modern gas scrubbers for the flue-gas desulphurisation of hard coal orlignite fired power stations the washing liquid is atomised by numerous nozzles.
Finely atomised fuel increases the burn speed, allowing a more complete burn at the high engine speeds found in racing.
The fact that the congress delegates met over six different sessions allowed the left wing,which at the beginning was atomised, to become more coordinated.
Atomised to a micro-fine level through modern ultrasonic technology, the saturation of the room air with water can be regulated completely naturally.
EIGA-Electrode Induction Melting Gas Atomisation- a ceramic- and crucible-free technique, wherea pre-alloyed rod is molten and the flowing melt is atomised.
BUS nozzles use water atomised by compressed air to produce fine sprays rapidly evaporated to raise requested RH in AHU.
It would weaken the negotiating power of producers andlimit their ability to adapt supply to demand atomised supply, lack of coordination between producers.
Ionised oxygen and atomised brine open and cleanse your airways, energise your body cells, and, accompanied by the magical play of colours, give you a whole new feeling of well-being.
Alternatively they are seen as emanating from a timeless and fixed human nature-the selfish, atomised, benefit maximising homo oeconomicus of the classical economists.
By inhaling so-called aerosol, finely atomised water droplets, Legionella can enter the deeper areas of the lungs and cause severe pneumonia, such as Pontiac fever(mild form) or Legionnaire's disease.
It drew an entirely different set of visitors thanwere seen frantically negotiating this year's atomised biennale on the encyclopaedic island of Venice.
After arriving at the snow generator, the water is finely atomised and ejected through an air jet as in the case of a"classic snow gun" or the water droplets fall to the ground as in the case of a snow lance.
The factory and machinery as a means of production, which can only be operated collectively,but which the workers face as atomised single sellers of their commodity labour power.
The latter is particularly critical when bioaerosols(finely atomised water or liquid droplets) are released from such water circuits and released into the environment.
The argument that the bureaucracy was not an independent historical factor but an instrument, an executive organ of other classes, had been decisively refuted when thatsame bureaucracy simultaneously crushed the kulaks and atomised the workers.
The opportunities for destination management lie in the professionalisation of the partially atomised, disorganised dance scene, and a more intense use of the emotional associations of flamenco and tango as image bearers.
In the Himalaya salt stone grotto,finely dissolved seawater brine is atomised and thanks to the addition of pure ethereal eucalyptus and mint extracts, an additional cleansing and care effect on the entire respiratory tract is achieved.
In today's world, where everyone seems to act in a very specific social sphere andwhere social movements are atomised and work on very specific issues, it is inspiring to learn of experiences where different movements come together.
The great disadvantage that housewives suffer is not that theyare somehow exploited by men, but that they are atomised and cut off from participation in the collective action that can give the confidence to fight back against the system.
Instead of digital technology ushering in thedissolution of shared workspaces in favour of a network of atomised, remote workers, it has, in fact, created a greater need for us, as humans, to counterbalance our virtual lives with real, physical proximity.