Examples of using Upper layer in English and their translations into French
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The upper layer is composed of the remains of Phocean ceramics from the time of the founding of Massilia(Marseille)
whereas overexpression of PlexinD1 in upper layer neurons resulted in misplacement of the cells in deep cortical layers. .
Middle Layer(minimum population 5000) and Upper Layer minimum size 25,000.
attached to the bridge, they cannot process any upper layer protocol IPv4, IPv6, ARP.
bind moisture into the stratum corneum, or upper layer of the skin.
the stratum corneum, or upper layer of the skin, preventing it from becoming dry,
out with caution in order to prevent delamination of the upper layer of the lower film particularly at the film edges.
higher and lower, and the upper layer of the proletariat.
Get used to all-day comfort with SensorFlex 's firm upper layer, and be ready for any terrain with the softer EVA mid-layer,
They are rigid enough to drive the upper layer of water while they are partially submerged
Open the upper layer of the beak at point a
Lactate bind moisture into the stratum corneum, or upper layer of the skin.
then turn the upper layer, and then execute the reverse of the first four moves.
and after protection from the upper layer is exhausted liability reverts to the ceding company.
Dr Naganobu noted the recent reports of freshening of the upper layer(Shelf Water)(Jacobs et al.,
The metropolis has fragmented itself into islands of wealth where the upper layer of the urban economy concentrates its power,
Contains Hamamelis- known to have astringent properties to help tighten and strengthen the upper layer of the skin, reducing swelling when working in wet,
the deeper groundwater is saline, since the upper layer of water that is extracted from the soil in this manner consists of fresh water that floats over saline water in the ground.
less reflective boulders suggest that many domes in the area may contain two layers of material:(1) an upper layer of thin, dark material covering(2)
molecule that interacts with the upper layer of the epidermis, generating almost instantly a very natural tanned complexion.