Examples of using Thinned in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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They can be stretched or thinned.
Treatment of thinned crops after wintering.
Thus, to the bench RSDLP 1908 thinned tenfold.
Softened and thinned enamel with visible chips and cracks;
If exfoliate nails, they can acquire a thickened or thinned views.
The medial retinaculum is pronounced thinned, a non-uniform MR signal by T2 VI.
АПСДКТ Type- is the same as АПСДК type, but with thinned insulation.
After 2 weeks of treatment, the tumor thinned 2-3 times, became softer, its growth stopped.
The placenta in such situations is enlarged, possibly thickened or, conversely, thinned.
Restoration of erased, thinned teeth is carried out with the help of modern tabs, crowns or veneers;
Rake the lawn care(clean the lawn from the roots anddry at the same time thinned his).
If manure breaks through the thinned skin, signs of inflammation may disappear, but sometimes small fistulas remain.
Indicate the presence of the diseasebrown plaque on the root of the neck seedlings thinned stem and pale leaves.
To protect the thinned weakened enamel of primary teeth that have a predisposition to the development of multiple dental caries;
To warm Europe- perfectly fit, but we ryegrass freezes in winter,a spring lawn wakes up noticeably thinned.
During the colonial period they strongly thinned from cuttings, but nevertheless preparation of the wood for export continues.
Using coconut oil is especially recommended for those who have dry, damaged,weakened, thinned, dull, split and brittle hair.
Deep fluoridation of children's teeth protects thinned, weakened enamel of temporary teeth, which have a predisposition to the development of multiple caries.
The therapeutic effect is to stimulate the hair follicles(hair start to grow again,and the weak and thinned existing improve their health).
Then, by the way,a small army of buyers of such apartments thinned by a third and was forced to issue a loan of 3.9 million rubles with the rate of under 19% per annum.
But after the Jewish War, Josephus described in his book of the same name,the city's population thinned and Ashkelon itself fell into neglect.
In the decades that followed, a succession of rebellions, many of them led by the region's ethnic Uighurs,kept the Xibe garrisons busy and sometimes thinned their ranks.
The goal was to make use of silver spring steel of controlled carbon content andgreater strength, but the thinned cylinder proved inadequate and sometimes exploded.(ibid wilson) Fluted cylinders had the patent date of Sept. 10, 1850 stamped in one of the flutes.
Special thread biohorizon implants gives theopportunity to carry out the installation bioimplant even thinned to the bone without surgery.
But satellites have now shown that ice streams running into theocean along one-eighth of the eastern coastline have thinned and sped up.
The diagram shows how volcanoes could have sustained a thick atmosphere and an ocean on Mars,at least for a while until the volcanoes ceased and the atmosphere thinned and cooled.
The biggest changes were the mounting of the bulk of the secondary armament in turrets, rather than Iéna's casemates, and the constant thickness of the waterlinebelt armour compared to Iéna's belt which thinned towards the ends of the ship.
Bones become thinner and less strong;
The Screens Thin Down Passage de Retz.
Lightweight pallets differ from standard EPAL europallets with thinner boards and blocks.