Examples of using A technical term in English and their translations into German
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It's a technical term.
Gelatinised" rather refers to a technical term and indicates the size of starch molecules gelatinised index.
I forget. What are you up to now? There's, like, a technical term for it.
when used as a technical term inthe social sciences relates rather more closely to a theoretical context which was formulated in the European case by Stein-Rokkan(1972) and Peter Flora(1974) in the 1970ssee Münk 2000 for a full discussion.
That's a very good technical term.
There's actually a technical term for this: lethal autonomy.
Impedance(Z) A technical term for the resistance.
Sustainable' is still a technical term used in forestry.
Windmill pattern" is also used as a technical term for this form of scale.
DPI stands for"dots per inch" and is a technical term from printing.
Providing an example in context is intended to present a technical term in its typical usage.
In fact, this term came up in our language as a technical term, with the following meaning.
Simply enter a technical term of your choice into the search field at the top(left side) and get started.
Zweckbetrieb"(taxable business) is a technical term for an enterprise in the non profit-making area With our"Zweckbetriebs" we follow two aims.
was first used as a technical term by the automobile manufacturer Toyota in 1978.
It would be farfetched to say that kopiaō became a technical term for early Christian missionary activity,
This was the nucleus of the innovative Irish folk band Planxty(named after a technical term for many of the pieces from the Irish baroque harpist Turlough O'Carolan),
In the language of the ancient world it was a technical term that indicated the arrival of an official,
Inkluse" is a German technical term for an animal or plant inclusions in amber.