Examples of using Modulated in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
No, it's modulated, in code.
Modulated by an input signal.
Shimmer, spring, and modulated.
This modulated signal triggers the alarm.
kitchen modulated.
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Does that sound modulated enough for you?
focused and modulated.
Comprehensive and modulated bilateral/regional agreements.
The radio. Or is it just the galaxy giggling at us again? Modulated?
The modulated, ultra-low frequency emanating from the device… What?
RDS signal output to transmitter, modulated at 57 kHz subcarrier.
What? The modulated, ultra-low frequency emanating from the device?
A few Member States have introduced a system of modulated sanctions.
Your sun gave off modulated gamma bursts before Meridian appeared.
Or is it just the galaxy giggling at us again? The radio.- Modulated?
I would guess it creates a modulated dampening field round the naqahdah cell.
D modulated paper with unnatural shadows feels unrealistic.
The contribution of the Funds shall be modulated in the light of the following.
Modulated? Or is it just the galaxy giggling at us again? The radio!
cleaner and better modulated.".
Cir The modulated signal appears across R3 which is now node 3 and earth.
It indicates that your sun was giving off modulated gamma bursts right before Meridian appeared.
Modulated control of react. heater secures minimized energy consumption.
high pass filters then modulated.
It is continuously modulated to transmit messages;
Radio systems require a transmitter that produces modulated radio waves and a receiver.
The modulated light 3D scanners illuminate the subject using a changing light.
Like the following figure, as with modulated signals, can enter into the functional state.
CELUTRON- modulated currents breaking down cellulite and stimulates circulation.
Wireless audio-visual equipment is FM modulated signal, the receiving end of the frequency discriminator will.