Examples of using Ever-smaller in English and their translations into German
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The industry demands printing in ever-smaller quantities.
Thanks to ever-smaller casings, there are many opportunities for discrete design and smaller filter components.
Higher frequencies and more compact devices are calling for ever-smaller connectors.
We took lots of photos of the ever-smaller skyline as it receded in the distance.
However, this so-called"overdesign" is expensive, time-consuming, and cannot be implemented with ever-smaller technologies.
Modern storage technology with ever-smaller and more powerful hard drives cannot function without them.
The building of new roads,houses and other developments is fragmenting the countryside into ever-smaller areas, making it harder for species to survive.
The answer to increasing variety, ever-smaller batch sizes and huge fluctuations in demand is the Smart Factory.
Milacron's latest technologies, in rapid product development cycles, meet the demand for superior part quality,precision, and ever-smaller parts, with ever-shorter life-cycles, at ever-lower costs.
Although components are getting ever-smaller, reliability in manufacturing and functional terms must remain flawless.
Although a decline in the number of applicants takes pressure off the training place market- as confirmed by current figures from2009- falling applicant numbers also shrink the potential work force and could also have a negative impact on the number of in-company training places being offered, as a result of the ever-smaller reservoir of applicants to choose from.
The logical consequence was ever-smaller apartments, a situation that required from furniture manufacturers slim, multifunctional furniture.
Key factors included improvements in micro-cameras,LEDs(for lighting up the intestine) and ever-smaller transmitters for sending the image data to the outside.
The efficient use of ever-smaller casing in all three dimensions with an integral circuit board solution is enjoying growing popularity.
But when thrown away, they can survive for hundreds of years, breaking down into ever-smaller particles that eventually enter the animal- and human- food chain.
On the one hand, ever-smaller electronic components with increasingly high working speeds make it more difficult to keep control of the electromagnetic radiation that they generate.
Few children are being born,European society is ageing, and an ever-smaller number of workers is supporting an ever-increasing number of pensioners.
In this latter context, the SAFE programme is to be welcomed,but must be geared to the real needs of ever-smaller firms- including the self-employed and those engaged in agriculture.
Normally these layers consist of crystalline materials,which are evaporated onto ever-smaller devices at high temperatures in ultra-high vacuum environments.
The opportunities that exist today for discrete design thanks to ever-smaller casings also demand smaller discrete filter components.
THE reconstructing of chromosomes(recombination)a child from the parents of genetically in the passage of generations creates ever-smaller(in length) DNA fragments derived from human's ancestors, After the DNA sequence ever decays and reconstructed in every generation.