Examples of using Constrictions in English and their translations into German
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And constrictions must be avoided;
Increasing girth growth combined with the wrong tying material can lead to constrictions.
Avoid any constrictions in flexible pipes,
arising from disorders of the muscle-ligament-apparatus and constrictions of nerves.
The transmitter has a range of up to 100 ft which allows you to move around freely- without the constrictions of cables.
These stereotypical constrictions must be overcome.
Constrictions or blockages can lead to production downtime.
Constrictions or occlusions in the ureter are mostly limited to one side.
Constrictions of the pyelo-ureteral transition are also frequently seen. Fig. 32- Deep ectopia.
Mm per 1 m tube length, measured on the outer shell constrictions on enquiry.
full of constrictions, and without effect.
No pipe constrictions, no pressure losses,
MSCT also indicates early changes in vascular walls or possible constrictions of the diameter of the vessel.
Ortheses, there can, however, in individual cases be localised pressure symptoms or constrictions of blood vessels or nerves.
If there are already arterial constrictions and blockages as a result of vascular damage,
They are the peculiar little constrictions that form on the chromosomes, the carriers of genetic information,
Analysis shows that the core structure of channelrhodopsin consists of four cavities separated by three flexible constrictions which act as gates.
Excessive movement of the foot in cycling shoes can lead to nerve or vascular constrictions, which manifest in tingling or numbness.
In such cases, artificial constrictions created by crowd control barriers can help to avoid crushes as experiments by researchers have shown.
In addition, Acai berries contain polyphenols that protect blood vessels from deposits and constrictions and thereby maintain a healthy circulation of the skin.