Examples of using Precipitated in English and their translations into Danish
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These subtle changes are not likely to herald or be precipitated by big, dramatic events.
That would be a severe dust storm precipitated by unstable pressure systems.
Presumably, from the woman who precipitated your separation.
Look, the plebeians wanted to be dictators and have precipitated themselves into misery!
Possible incidents that might have precipitated this condition should also be reported to your veterinarian e.g.,
A heart attack is the death of heart muscle precipitated by the complete blockage of a diseased coronary artery by a blood clot.
Luhansk Republics was probably precipitated by the illusion that Russia would quickly recognise them.
malnutrition has precipitated disease, fear,
Sometimes, symptoms of lupus can be precipitated or aggravated by only a brief period of sun exposure.
After the wastewater is neutralized and precipitated, it can be used by filtration(industrial water),
This industrial revolution was precipitated by the discovery of the steam engine,
Later episodes of illness typically are precipitated by only mild stresses,
possible incidents that precipitated this condition.
The whole thing is a virtual ruin and has precipitated another crisis of confidence in Europe.
Precipitated by adding ammonia into free guanidine precipitation.
The impasse in the Constitution was precipitated by the'no' vote in France
possible incidence that might have precipitated the condition.
This crisis was precipitated by the series of extremely severe defeats sustained by Russia
In the 1910 legislative session there was a political crisis precipitated by the death of one of Mississippi's U.S. Senators.
it is a kind of complex water-soluble polyphenolic compounds have precipitated proteinaceous, widely existed in plants.