Examples of using An artificial in English and their translations into Dutch
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Aspartame is an artificial, non-saccharide sweetener used as a sugar substitute in some foods and beverages.
Not all like an artificial whitish pebble- on beaches of boarding houses
The CAP is an artificial, expensive and unnecessary burden on farmers and consumers.
Vordsvort dreamt to leave from an artificial, far-fetched poetic diction of a XVIII-th century
Excellent tennis courts with an artificial covering, volleyball
This indicates an artificial but stable tissue turnover in the system at later time points.
Why are we still using an artificial and obscure standard like the coulomb when there is a natural standard like the electron?
An artificial, ridiculously heavily compressed drum sound with nasty,
Thus there existed only an artificial, not a genuine, connexion between the two ac tions, which, moreover, did not have the same subject-matter.
Such an artificial invented name for the Aramean indigenous nation is nothing but continuation
Thus there existed only an artificial, not a genuine, connection between the two actions, which, moreover, did not have the same subject matter.
I have an artificial heart, and she has an artificial everything else.
That Directive applies to all practices which involve a risk of ionizing radiation emanating from an artificial or a natural radiation source, including transport.
I would maintain that the system makes, for example, an artificial or arbitrary distinction between old
Given the complexity of the phenomenon, the Commission's proposals regarding the general anti-abuse clause and the definition of an artificial bilateral arrangement should be sufficiently clear.
I do not understand why we have now included an artificial political delay in the process.
The brown colour of Vieux can be obtained using caramel or an artificial colouring.
especially if it is located on an artificial or mixed feeding.
Scientific evidence the"swine flu" virus is an artificial(genetic) virus.
Is this why tomatoes when produced in an artificial and unbalanced ecology never taste quite as good as the ones from your own backyard?