Examples of using Falling back in English and their translations into Danish
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develop other sources of energy, without falling back on fossil fuels,
Some IMSI catchers can be used to trick phones into falling back to 2G, where the communications themselves can be monitored.
Failure to do this meant that when falling back from SSL to non-SSL connections,
Fixed some problems when falling back from samba single-sign-on-based NTLM to ordinary ask-for-a-password NTLM.
The upper section is designed to eliminate bales falling back, after unloading at full height, when reversing.
How to overcome meaninglessness without falling back into centralized meaning structures is the challenge that the blogging millions pose.
The market share of imports increased slightly between 1997 and 1998, before falling back to 19,3% in 1999, representing a slight fall in market share relative to 1997.
Because that leads to a risk of falling back into the work trap again.
All sides gave their honest opinions- in my view- without falling back on inflexible opposing positions.
always ended up falling back into drug abuse.
Firstly, stop drive is required to prevent ship from falling back. Counterpart of stop drive is fundamental management.
the Bolshevik garrisons falling back before him.
have trouble falling back asleep?
Production for captive use increased by nearly 700000 tonnes between 1997 and 1998 before falling back to 44,6m tonnes in 1999.
On 10 August, Eugene sent an urgent dispatch reporting that he was falling back to Donauwörth-"The enemy have marched.
Been specified, mkvmerge will try UTF-8 first before falling back to the system's default encoding.
use traditional device names, or"label" to try filesystem labels before falling back to UUIDs.
Help will more correctly detect access to the documentation website before falling back to locally installed documentation.
Imports of the product concerned rose from 1,31m tonnes in 1999 to 2,11m tonnes in 2000, before falling back to 1,26m tonnes in 2001.
making it better than the rest at general knowledge, falling back to the web for further information,