Examples of using Morphologically in English and their translations into German
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Indonesia is an extremely structured and morphologically non-uniform national territory.
Volcanic cones in the western part of the complex are dissected,but those in the eastern part are morphologically youthful.
Phonetically and morphologically, Croatian has a smaller number of Balkanisms.
Micrasterias, the name derived from Greek meaning‘little star', is a highly threatened,but species-rich and morphologically extremely diverse, genus of green algae.
Multinodular goiter can occur in cases of morphologically different thyroid gland diseases such as adenoma, colloid goiter and others 3.
Did you know that the Pakoštane region is unique in theworld because it is located in the centre of a triangle of three morphologically different National parks?
In some cases, representatives of a morphologically indistinguishable cryptospecies have different chromosome numbers and are reproductively isolated.
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Lysosomes are morphologically heterogeneous, cytoplasmic particles enclosed by a single membrane. They are found in both animal and plant cells.
Beyond the existing typologies in the Iberian Peninsula, there are in the whole world aerial barns on feet that are,in whole or in part, morphologically related to the hórreo, like the stabur.
The new part at the attic and at the basement is morphologically a space expansion of the existing mass without architectural reference or connotation, hence without windows but with incisions.
When vertebrates left the water for a terrestrial life about 400 million years ago,"the anterior andposterior extremities were morphologically equal and Pitx1 and Pen were probably equally active in fore as well as hind limbs.
Phonetically and morphologically, Serbian has many Balkanisms, constructions similar to those of Albanian, Bulgarian and Rumenian, which indicate a common Balkan substrate.
Others by comparison normally are very difficult to determine exactly,especially in the case, when the parents resemble each other morphologically or if one of the parents itself is variable.
Globally map the surface of Mars, both topographically and morphologically, with a nominal resolution of 10 metres in all three dimensions, and take telephoto images with a resolution of up to 2 metres.
Geography===== Location===The Erbeskopf lies in the southwest of the Hunsrück and the Idar Forest- forming part of both natural regions- near their boundary with the Schwarzwalder Hochwald,to which it belongs morphologically.
The brands are morphologically divided into three areas, the eastern slope of the Apennine Mountains, a hilly, running parallel to the coast part and the narrow coastal plain, which stretches along the Adriatic Sea.
Among 11586 canine faecal samples submitted between March 2001 and February 2004 to two private veterinary labs localized in Baden-Württemberg(Tierärztliches Labor Freiburg, Vet-Med-Labor), 31(0.27%)samples were found to contain oocysts morphologically similar to those of Hammondia heydorni and N.
Physical description==Morphologically, armhook squid are fairly uniform: all species are characterised by the suckers of their arms, which are arranged in four rows(series) rather than the typical count of two.
In this mountainous region, which is characterized by steep fields of pasture and of difficult access road, this breed has adapted to conditions in the region and the type of sheep and goats that traditionally has pasture in these areas, evolving,until it locks morphologically, in perfect symbiosis with the conditions and the type of work that was requested.
They are morphologically similar to those of Carcharodus baeticus, but are more elongated and attached laterally(horizontal type). That certainly derived from the original typical standing type of the other Carcharodus species secondarily.
Research units at the sister institutions of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities and the Saxonian Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Leipzig, are working together to create a comprehensive digital corpus of Egyptian texts from every stage of the language and in all scripts,annotated lexically, morphologically, and syntactically, and linked to an analogously structured diachronic dictionary.
The juveniles are morphologically quite different- unlike the adults, they possess long spines on the head and preoperculum, larger eyes, a functional gas bladder, long and slender gill rakers, much smaller and depressible teeth, and are a light gray in colour.
New developments in the field of automated static grid perimetry are aiming at the replacement of the conventional, comparatively coarse grid(6°x6°) by an individual stimulus arrangement. This  evidence-based grid is characterized by locally condensed stimuli at the edges or within the area of manifest visual field defects(® SCotoma-Oriented Perimetry SCOPE)or corresponds to morphologically/ morphometrically suspicious regions® Fundus-Orientiented Perimetry FOP.
Acute eczema Occupational eczema on the solvent, morphologically similar to the true, affects exposed skin(hands, forearms, neck and face), which are primarily exposed to the conditions of production of the harmful effects of chemical irritants.
The existence of morphologically very similar, but ecologically distinct and taxonomically discrete species in the sea probably provides an explanation for the unequally distributed occurrence of anisakiasis in different countries and regions, and underlines the significant influence of climatic zones on these parasites' zoogeography.
Since sponges and many other marine invertebrates are sessile,soft bodied and morphologically defenceless they rely primarily on the production of deterrent or otherwise toxic compounds that serve as a powerful chemical defence against a multitude of natural enemies and competitors8.
Instrumental Structure Analytics: Morphologically as well as spatially resolved chemical analysis of materials produced by the Institute of Polymer Research as well as by collaborators. Material Characterisation and Processing: Development and characterisation of nanostructured materials for membrane use as well as for membrane production.
Pregnancy morbidity one or more unexplained deaths of a morphologically normal fetus at or beyond the 10th week of gestation/ one or more premature births at or before the 34th week of gestation/ three or more unexplained consecutive spontaneous abortion before the 10th week of gestation.
The geometrically simple plan is morphologically based on an intersection of straight lines: those which determine how the two bodies fit into the plan and the vertical lines of the windows with their wooden frames which add rhythm to the façade, allowing us to intuitively identify the functional subdivision of the interior spaces and the stringcourses created by the floor slabs and the roof, also in wood.