Examples of using Capacity to absorb in English and their translations into Swedish
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Large capacity to absorb energy.
Problems occur when the compounds produced exceed nature s capacity to absorb them.
Greater capacity to absorb energy.
Europe has to demonstrate the capacity to absorb them.
High capacity to absorb moisture and liquids.
has good capacity to absorb moisture without feeling damp.
This capacity to absorb free radicals extends at least to the quaternary metabolites of melatonin.
purest form of peat, high capacity to absorb liquids, and lower the pH bind ammonium.
as well as other industry needs, based on their high capacity to absorb moisture.
We suggest there is limited capacity to absorb increases effectively and efficiently.
well-functioning single market is fundamental for the Union's capacity to absorb shocks;
Hygroscopicity: the brake fluid must have the capacity to absorb the humidity which penetrates
The Commission will take forward the debate on the value added of enlargement and the Union's capacity to absorb new members.
Or if the seas start to lose their capacity to absorb as much carbon dioxide as today(about a quarter of our emissions)?
Today we seem to face the opposite, as petroleum supplies dwindle along with the earth's capacity to absorb fossil fuel emissions.
There is also the issue to the EU's capacity to absorb new members
ecological diversity and the earth's capacity to absorb industrial waste. 1.
Short Sea Shipping and the Motorways of the Sea have the capacity to absorb most of the freight increase forecast for 2010 50% more than 1998.
However, I agree with Mr Poettering that it is important for us to accentuate the Union's capacity to absorb that country.
Dysfunctions in the services markets impair the euro's capacity to absorb shocks and the proper functioning of monetary union 79.
procedures is likely to benefit small IORPs even more than large IORPs because they have less financial capacity to absorb transaction costs.
Limiting the instruments available reduces markets' capacity to absorb and disseminate the information available to operators.
ways which will lead the European Union out of the impasse of its current capacity to absorb new states.
In addition to these criteria, the Council specified the EU's capacity to absorb new members,
The Union's capacity to absorb new members, while maintaining the momentum of European integration, is also an important consideration in the general interest
On top of this, they have an essential role in combating climate change due to their capacity to absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen.
Our mining lubricants also have the capacity to absorb shock loading while reducing vibration,
have therefore a much greater capacity to absorb shocks such as the economic effects of a natural catastrophe.
namely the EU's capacity to absorb, should not in any circumstances be a barrier to the accession of these two European countries to the European Union.
natural resources available to meet growing demand, and the earth's capacity to absorb waste and pollution.