Eksempler på brug af Displacing på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The extinguishing effect is achieved by displacing oxygen.
there is no acceptable justification for displacing tens of thousands of innocent Israeli and Lebanese civilians.
potently displacing[3H]-gabapentin.
These cells will also infiltrate both the inside of the bone marrow and the outside(extramedullary) of the bone marrow, displacing hematopoietic stem cells.
Paraprostatic cysts usually arise on top and alongside the prostate, displacing the bladder, or at the back of the prostate in the pelvis.
For example, there are some signs that methamphetamine may be displacing amphetamine in parts of northern Europe.
causing mudslides and landslides, displacing 100,000 and injuring thousands.
it could realistically replace much of the country's current charcoal consumption without displacing food crops.
strive to take all of the adjacent space, displacing other plants.
strive to take all of the adjacent space, displacing other plants.
And you go back to Copernicus, where he restored the Sun in the center of the known universe, displacing Earth. And you get to Darwinian evolution,
namely of avoiding congestion or displacing a substantial part of the overall growth forecast for international freight road transport in Europe, will not be achieved.
there is no need of displacing material variety frequently.
all his works… and took part in the conspiracy to rescue Germany… by displacing the maniac and tyrant.
work as left sock but when displacing rib, do as follows:
although temporarily displacing part of the sales of brand-name butter,
it could realistically replace much of the country's current charcoal consumption without displacing food crops.
it could realistically replace much of the country's current charcoal consumption without displacing food crops.
it's too early for HMD to realistically target displacing Samsung or Apple.
thus displacing one who had presumed to honor himself.