Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Deshima in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Tea& grain coffee- Deshima.
However, DESHIMA needs its full entourage.
Sea vegetable& sea salt- Deshima.
Deshima is the fan-shaped island,
Vegetables, mushrooms& pickles- Deshima.
Nothing in the design of DESHIMA has been left to chance.
Daily records of the factory on Deshima.
In 1922, Deshima was officially recognised as national heritage.
The shipwreck and the arrival at Deshima.
What makes DESHIMA special is its instantaneous bandwidth.
Unique position Model of Deshima Island.
They were confined to Deshima, a small artificial island in Nagasaki harbor.
Most of you will know the story of Hirado and Deshima.
The results show that the DESHIMA team is well on her route.
At the moment the group is preparing DESHIMA 2.0.
That would be a major upgrade, as DESHIMA is designed for multiple pixels.
The prints present a good idea of the daily life of the Dutch on Deshima.
DESHIMA is the first spectrometer of its kind to actually be tested on a telescope.
paintings tell the story of the Dutch on Deshima.
The large instantaneous bandwidth allows DESHIMA to conduct measurements much faster than other types of spectrometer.
The arrival of ships was a welcome change in the routine of life on Deshima.
With the single-pixel DESHIMA camera, we get a colour photograph,
And even there they were confined to a small artificial island in the bay of Nagasaki: Deshima.
The DESHIMA chips are fitted with Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors(MKID)
Java still remained under the Dutch and the Dutch flag still flew over the establishments in Canton and Deshima Japan.
Chief Jan Cock Blomhoff caused a stir in 1817, when he appeared on Deshima accompanied by his son Johannes,
The chip is known as DESHIMA(Delft SRON High-redshift Mapper),
Narrowband far infrared spectrometers are already available, but DESHIMA is the first spectrometer of its kind to actually be tested on a telescope.
The museum is home to a wonderful collection of artefacts that Von Siebold gathered during his stay in Deshima, the Dutch trade settlement in Japan.
were only allowed to live on Deshima(or Dejima), a Dutch settlement in Nagasaki that became Japan's sole window to the western world when Japan isolated itself.