Examples of using Decimation in English and their translations into German
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RINEX data management concatenation, decimation.
Those who survive decimation shall be banished to the followers camp.
The United States of America was itself built on the decimation of an entire people.
Echoes of Decimation"===On March 15, 2005,Origin released"Echoes of Decimation", its third studio album.
Reduction of the data volume is achieved by adjusting thesample rate of each channel individually binary decimation.
The decimation of the inhibitory synapses may act as a signal to neighbouring cells by advertising.
Gypsies, the handicapped,and Poles were also targeted for destruction or decimation for racial, ethnic, or national reasons.
Student: If the decimation comes, then how will things change if these selfish elite families are not removed?
Andreas Limmer researches tolerance induction mechanisms in the liver and the spleen anddevelops new methods for the decimation of regulatory T-cells.
The decimation of the party during the fifties was a product of political repression, but also of these ideological conflicts.
If these selfish ruling families are allowed to remain,they will use the decimation as a time to gain further control over their brethren.
By default, decimation is only performed if the Zoran hardware can upscale the resulting MJPEG images to the original size.
When using this option, you do not need to specify the width and height of the output window,because MPlayer will determine it automatically from the decimation value see below.
The decimation of European Jewry, which shocked the conscience of the world, indirectly led to a miraculous resurrection 3 years later.
This recent term coined by the Weather Channel describes theconcrete-like"snow" that sticks like glue to trees and causes utter decimation to the forests.
Force decimation: Decimation, as specified by-zrhdec and-zrvdec, only happens if the hardware scaler can stretch the image to its original size.
Thirty years from now, your world will have passed through the decimation and the withering of your populations and the winnowing of those who can survive and those who cannot.
And despite all the current challenges, we should not forgetthat the success story of the past 50 years also includes the decimation of nuclear arsenals compared with Cold War levels.
This momentous shift reflects the decimation of the FARC following long years of struggle, the resilience of Colombian society, and, perhaps most important, Santos's brilliant regional policy.
DATA HANDLING allows many data manipulations, as computing time derivatives,data smoothing(running average), decimation(selection of 1 point every n points), reset time scale, or a generic linear transformation of any list.
The post-war eras in both cities can be seen as long periods of accumulation during which their urban societies are gathering strength- periods of regeneration which, however,are counterbalanced by processes of emaciation and decimation.
The superstore is thought to be responsible for the decimation of independent traders across the UK, as Tesco has an openly stated desire of having a store within two miles of every person in the country.
The horrors of mutilations the soldiers went through, the useless slaughter for the unsuccessful assault,the sense of guilt after decimation of mutineers, even if made obeying to higher orders, provoked numerous suicides especially among the more sensitive Italian officers.
Following the demise of the socialist bloc and the decimation of protest movements with a secular orientation, such a rebellious impulse does in fact shape the Islamist movement into an anti-Western avant-garde of sorts. As the only adversary of the global world order, it possesses an ideology, a lot of money and supporters worldwide.
Propagation: seed, seedthat is produced in mid-May in the open ground to a permanent place, followed by decimation by 35-50 cm between plants, or in April in a greenhouse where the seedlings appear after 4-5 days in the open field by 12-20 days.
In the past,we have seen the use of chemical weapons in the north, the decimation of the gypsies, the persecution of Jews, the Assyrian Christians, over three-quarters of a million displaced people, assaults on Shia Muslims and those of Iranian descent.
After the pollution of water courses by the herbicideAtrazine, which everyone has heard about, and the decimation of bee populations, the chemical industry is trying to draw a veil over the fact that France remains the European Union's number one pesticide user.
Images not intended for public view were being released,most due to exhaustion and decimation in the ranks of those tasked with utter precision in their image doctoring, but on occasion a deliberate leak from someone enraged at the treatment of the common man, who is to be kept ignorant of the danger approaching them.
A magnetic pole reversal seems to be waiting to happen andwe're wondering whether population decimation happens because the effects are so severe on terrestrial life, or perhaps there is a reason to believe we may notice little difference if it should happen.
Yet, and this is not recognised by the rationalistic protagonists of the Enlightenment, this very period has witnessed episodes like the spread of colonialism world-wide,slavery in the New World, and the decimation of helpless indigenous peoples, apartheid, two disastrous World Wars, the holocaust, the dropping of atomic bombs in Japan, imperialism, a burgeoning arms-trade that foments local wars, spiraling violence and social disruption, ecological destruction, and so on.