Examples of using Selective use in English and their translations into German
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Ideal for selective use.
Selective use of refrigeration units and air-cooled heat pumps.
The"non-material" effect was achieved by the selective use of glass as a static-like element.
It's selective use assumes a great deal of precision and sensitivity.
The thesis that the Turks were ofScythian origin was based on a highly selective use of medieval sources and ancient legends;
The selective use of SiC ceramic in wear-intensive zones saves costs.
The process of creating a raw data set also involves a selective use of samples- a choice open to a scientist's biases.
For example, the selective use of these glass types enables higher resistance to fire and chemicals.
Every SSID can be put individual rightsand connection options, so a safe and selective use of the wireless LAN is ensured.
The mould protection is for selective use, for example, in especially exposed places such as window reveals.
Many of the existing trainings are designed for established and existing groups andfocus on a selective use in a group situation.
The units were designed for a selective use ATMs, patch panels, servers and cabinets, etc.
The selective use of plausibility checks ensures that unforeseen entries will automatically be questioned.
As this particular form of tinnitus can have many causes,only very selective use of various radiological methods will reach a clear diagnosis.
With the selective use of filter elements, the developer can ensure that his application passes the final EMC test.
Health: UNRWA's health programme is community-based,with the emphasis placed on primary health care and with very selective use of hospital services.
Good selective use of dyestuffs minimizes degradation as dyes can act as photo catalysers or photo stabilizers.
For disorders of the foot such as Pes Planus(flat feet) Plantar Fasciitis(fallen arches) Pes Cavus(high arches)and Hallux Valgus(bunion) the selective use of a range of Azote foam densities isused to provide extra support.
The selective use of leading-edge technology such as motion sensing, robotics and wave field synthesis transports theater into the new millennium.
Old models of economic growth, however, such as export orientation and selective use of import restrictions that worked well for East Asia in the last century, are less feasible under today's global trade rules.
Very selective use of mission work in developing countries can bring substantial benefit to the very poorest in these countries for very low sums of money.
McIntyre and McKitrick wrote"Our conclusion, after detailed study of Mann et al., Data base is that the" hockeystick"is an artifact of poor data handling, selective use of sources, reliance on obsolete versions of source data and erroneous statistical calculation.
The rules and procedures for ramp inspections, including aircraft grounding, should be harmonized to ensure, by uniform methods, consistent effectiveness in all airports throughout the Community,which in turn would also reduce the selective use of certain airports of destination by third countries aircraft trying to avoid proper control.
A more cautious and selective use of cash benefits, such as pocket money and financial return assistance, to reduce the financial incentives for asylum abuse;
The unique Push& Piss function makes it ideal for selective use on an important'date' and its one-handed operation means it is always ready for use immediately.
By selective use of the SAP standard and SAP extensions and by very few, well defined modifications you will be able to cope with this challenge successfully.
The thesis that the Turks were ofScythian origin was based on a highly selective use of medieval sources and ancient legends; newer sources that proved that the origins of the Turks lay actually in Central Asia were omitted.
An intelligent and selective use of chemical substances, the return to natural manuring, the re-conquering of natural equilibrium thanks to which the birds, insects and acari become precious allies in the struggle against parasites.
It is also important not to overlook the possible selective use of taxes imposed by local authorities enjoying more or less autonomous status within Member States.