Приклади вживання Precipitated Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Snow refers to a type of ice crystals precipitated from the atmosphere which experience numerous changes upon falling on the surface of the earth.
Geologists said the current seismic activities around Puna most closely resemble the events that precipitated a 1955 eruption, according to Hawaii News Now.
pour the juice precipitated and put another 15-20 minutes in the oven for the acquisition of a golden crust.
Our answer to the new security situation, precipitated by a more aggressive Russia,
Contains only mild abrasives(silica dioxide, precipitated chalk) that does not damage enamel.
And the costs would be still greater if an Italian exit precipitated another financial crisis with bank holidays
The precipitated State may ask for help from allies(allies),
Yanukovych's naked attempt to hijack the election that precipitated the Orange Revolution should have resulted in his being banned from running in future elections.
The global credit crisis, precipitated by the collapse of the subprime-fueled U.S. housing bubble,
The League of Nation's refusal to recognize Manchukuo precipitated Japan's withdrawal from the organization in 1933.
Cut buns, pour the juice precipitated, put the cakes,
In tofu precipitated with calcium chloride,
When precipitated soy products,
Yanukovich's naked attempt to hijack the election that precipitated the Orange Revolution should have caused him to be banned from running in future elections.
The consequences of the Japanese earthquake- especially the ongoing crisis at the Fukushima nuclear power plant- resonate grimly for observers of the American financial crash that precipitated the Great Recession.
pouring precipitated juice and oil.
pouring precipitated juice.
with the result that the bottommost layers of the liquid became supersaturated and precipitated the salt in the form of crystals.
Interestingly, in particular, noted that in many dialects of Old English words remain completely precipitated of a nationwide English usage.
rather the Russo-Chinese actions that precipitated it.