Examples of using Deforms in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Undress your soul from what weighs and deforms.
The pasteurization process deforms and denatures these proteins.
When a force is applied the loadcell body deforms.
High jaw force deforms both the jaws and the work piece.
It is firm butyou can squeeze it and it deforms slightly.
This worldliness deforms souls, it stifles the awareness of reality.
The venom twists my limbs, deforms me, floors me.
The joint deforms and gradually the finger moves outward or inward.
But his image,outside Europe, deforms and fractures.
The cast aluminum endplate is strong,stable and hardly deforms.
Cosmetic defect goiter deforms the neck, and this bothers the patient.
And nobody can tell youIt's a moment in timeThat defines and deforms you.
Long-term operation deforms the spring and reduces the contact pressure.
Important: roll on the underside of the applied image which deforms when heated.
Sharply expressed craw which deforms a neck and breaks its configuration.
If it deforms, the position of the rubber also changes with respect to the surface.
A SR of 0.8 s means that the object deforms, in average, 80% during one second.
With the support of a firm and strong cast aluminum endplate,the device hardly deforms.
It seems to a woman that a scar deforms her, and she has lost her attraction for her husband.
Under the forceof its own weight, the ice sheet deforms and flows.
Laughter is a devilish wind… which deforms the lineaments of the face… and makes men look like monkeys.
In other words, medicine is not a technical activity, even ifsuch trend exists or deforms it.
Since the body-soul pairing means each deforms the other, we must separate them to know them properly.
Chronic focal compression of the median nerve may lead to morphological alterations and demyelination,caused by mechanical stress that deforms the myelin sheath.
If the material deforms, stays deformed, or springs back when the stress is removed, it's a solid.
Alice sees her about to run into a clock,the event that deforms her head and personality.
This presentation neither deforms nor exaggerates reality” G.B. Montini, Pastoral Letter to the Archdiocese of Milan, op. cit.
Undoubtedly, evil only lives through the Good which it deforms, but it also adapts it to its needs.
The solid Earth deforms a bit, but ocean water, being fluid, is free to move much more in response to the tidal force, particularly horizontally.
When a bulletis fired into water, it slows and deforms enough to create injuries that mimic blunt-force trauma.