Examples of using Multi-speed in English and their translations into German
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Speed-control for multi-speed music.
Multi-speed change and a reduction in rework.
Europe and migrants: A multi-speed solidarity.
Multi-speed 12-speed chains- Campagnolo 11-speed Contents.
Parliament resolution on a multi-speed Europe.
Perfect multi-speed vibrator made of smooth jelly material.
High-quality chain tool with exchangeable pin for single and multi-speed chains.
On request, multi-speed motors can be supplied with 2 or 3 speeds.
Electric Downriggers Electric downriggers for trolling for bottom fishing, multi-speed recovery, automatic shutdown.
However, ultimately, before we build a multi-speed institutional Europe, I would like us to try to do it all together.
There is, and they reflect the fact that generaleconomic tendencies will be accompanied by multi-speed dynamics at many levels.
The EESC re-emphasises that the multi-speed strategy adopted by the Commission should no longer be pursued.
From Romania's perspective a restructured Europe would be catastrophic, Adevărul fears:For Romania a multi-speed Europe is a real nightmare.
The EESC considers however that the multi-speed strategy adopted by the Commission should not be pursued.
It is an opportunity to devise a new pact for Europe,which will involve a differentiated and multi-speed Union of integration and solidarity.
The Rabbit Vibrator includes a multi-speed controller, swirling beads, pivoting head and independently controlled stimulator on the vibrator shaft.
Available in various versions,they can be installed either vertically or horizontally and come with multi-speed on/off motors or inverter motors.
As a pacemaker in multi-speed Europe, the euro area has always had a special responsibility for maintaining the stability and cohesion of the entire European Union.
Yet, the 15 member states may compensate for their collective failure ofnerve by opening up easier options for flexible or multi-speed integration.
This multi-speed Europe already exists, and it reflects both national sensitivities and the wishes of the EU Member States to allow for different stages of integration.
The 2SED(2-Speed Electric Drive) and 4SED(4-Speed Electric Drive)concepts represent significant developments in multi-speed applications for electric vehicles.
Left to their own devices, these multi-speed dynamics would translate into higher global growth overall, coupled with larger internal and cross-country disparities- often exacerbated by demographics.
The new ComBo systems are available with horizontal high-pressure pumps(ComBo easy)or with up to four multi-speed vertical high-pressure pumps ComBo 1x HP-E or ComBo 2x HP-E to 4x HP-E.
However, diverging situations and approaches in the Member States, presented in the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines,do not offer an attractive prospect for badly defined"multi-speed" situations.
The three possible outcomes of all this include a relatively stable multi-speed world, notable disruptions that undermine the US's economic recovery, and a European revival that benefits from US growth.
This duality in causation speaks to a world that will become more heterogeneous in 2013- and in at least two ways: it will lack unifyingpolitical themes, and it will be subject to multi-speed growth and financial dynamics that imply a range of possible scenarios for multilateral policy interactions.
What I am hoping to seeemerge from Helsinki, therefore, is a fully flexible, multi-speed accession process under which negotiations with each of the twelve candidate countries proceed in parallel with its political and economic progress.
Does the composition of the enlarged meeting of 40 European countries, held in Athens on 17 April, which you have discussed,prefigure a type of multi-speed integration, with second-zone countries, the so-called Wider Europe, and others in a third zone, the southern Mediterranean countries?
In more concrete terms,we can observe the implications of this dilemma in the discussion about a"multi-speed Europe", which implies different stages of integration and consequently different quantities of sovereignty that are to be shared.
Whether this would really be a desirable procedure is hotly debated;but the fact is that multi-speed integration already exists in the sense that Britain and Denmark are not now, and may never be, members of the euro.