Examples of using Less fragile in English and their translations into Portuguese
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My Bella, just less fragile.
B5 vitamin- at due amount of this vitamin passes an itch,hair become less fragile.
High powered& less fragile than tubes or lamps.
Perhaps we should move to someplace less… fragile.
They're also much less fragile, which is essential for life on the road.
Women note that their hair become thick and less fragile.
Satin is slightly less fragile than silk, but can lose its color over washes.
It's quite possible I was feeling more or less fragile at that instant.
Beng-in-the-cyberworld is no less fragile than being-in-the-world, sharing a common earth and being responsible for each other.
Hair at continuous use of this means become soft,silky and less fragile.
If you want that pancakes were less fragile, mix a buckwheat flour with wheat in the ratio 1:2.
Taking MSM improves the aspect of the nails andmakes them grow faster, harder and less fragile.
So, the Gothic theme gets a more mature and less fragile outfit: fate should not be forgiven!”.
The intervention group was less deficient in balance, muscle strength, and mobility in comparison to the control group in 3, 6, and 12 months,especially the less fragile individuals.
Five river styles were identified: the first two are called forested and rocky channels,styles which are less fragile because they are located in areas of difficult access; the stretches comprising meande.
This version of the character is less fragile than her traditional depictions and is shown to be involved in various hobbies such as yoga and cooking classes, which allow Peter to sneak out of the house without arousing suspicion.
And the dark border adds an intensity that makes the rest of the work seem less fragile somehow, emanating, instead a strength.
However, the choice prioritizing the seven-year-old child is of utilitarian nature:"I think the seven-year-old child should be saved, because he/she already has a larger social network, a larger history;also because he/she is less fragile, he/she might have a better chance.
In 1893, Henri Lioret(1848-1938), a watchmaker by trade,developed a conical cylinder of celluloid(a less fragile material than the wax that was then commonly used for early recordings) mounted on a brass frame that was capable of recording sound.
Next, the Court finds that, according to the regulation,upgrading of the pre-existing criteria of quality was necessary in order to make intervention produce less fragile in terms of deterioration and subsequent use.
They do not make the reaching out of mind to mind andheart to heart any less fragile, less sensitive,less prone to fail.
In the second place, moreover, the Court noted that, according to the actual words of the regulation,the upgrading of the pre-existing quality criteria was necessary for the purpose of making intervention products less fragile in terms of deterioration and subsequent use.
This means will not simply refresh hair, but at continuous application will strengthen them,will make stronger and less fragile, and at the same time will protect hair from negative impact.
And he spent hours and hours in his rooms in Oxford trying to make it serviceable, trying to make it lighter,stronger and less fragile, so that the climbers could use it with greater confidence.
In their absence,the network could become more fragile and less effective.
This study also demonstrated that failure in the fixation system can be due to synthetic material in more rigid bones ordue to release or pulling out of the screws in more fragile and less dense bones.