Examples of using Objects may in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Please note: objects may be thrown out and high.
Measurements taken through panes of glass or other objects may be inaccurate.
In addition, objects may be scaled by percentage.
Obstacles such as walls, room ceilings or large objects may impair the range.
Not all objects may be rotated- Rotate and move.
Via Active X, third-party objects may be embedded.
The objects may otherwise become drawn in and damaged.
Self check-out or catalogue enrichment with digital objects may subsequently be added.
In addition, objects may be scaled by percentage.
Objects may be thrown or ricochet in all directions.
Glass surfaces are sensitive to scratching, and sharp-edged objects may not be put down or dragged without protection.
Enciphered objects may feature the following extensions.
Objects may be left at reception on condition that there is sufficient room available.
Using sharp objects may cause damage to the PDA.
Objects may be parenthesized by prefixing\parenthesize to the music event.
Animals and objects may also suffer from a fall.
Objects may be dragged and dropped from the DB Explorer and SQL Assistant into the code editor window.
Various graphic objects may be added to a score, using markup commands.
Objects may contort or break if necessary, but preference is given to objects requiring a minimum of effort.
Walls, ceilings and other large objects may limit the useable operating range to about 30 metres in the house.
The objects may be at risk of damage and can affect the natural sound.
Such objects may ricochet and then hit the operator.
Small objects may obstruct the motorised water drainage pump.
These objects may be easily converted into simple strings, by means of a method included in the API.
Domain objects may cause performance bottlenecks and could modify traffic matrix subtly.
Falling objects may cause serious injuries of the head; wear a head protection when operating this device.
Pointed objects may also compromise the lifespan of the helmet by piercing through the polystyrene layer inside.
Hurled-away objects may lead to serious injuries of the eyes, excessive noise may result in deafness.
Thrown-about objects may lead to serious injuries of the eyes, heavy noise may lead to hearing losses.
Dictionary objects may now be stored in Session and Application variables as long as the content is serializable e.g. no objects. .