Examples of using Precipitating in English and their translations into German
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Essex protests, precipitating a break between the lovers.
This chain of events will then prove unstoppable, thus precipitating World War III.
Of course, if it's precipitating heavily, it's likely best to stay put.
Last April, Gül's candidacy brought a threat of a coup from the military, precipitating the recent elections.
Precipitating complexes and complexes larger than one million Daltons in molecular weight are not observed in vitro or in vivo.
those two species will meet to form a stable, precipitating complex.
Another theory focuses on predisposing and precipitating factors.
Precipitating the yeast with a fining agent before bottling.
Third, the circumstances precipitating the attacks are right.
Precipitating factors such as alcohol consumption and steroid use should be stopped or avoided under supervision.
Chemists first produce a precursor of the catalyst by precipitating both metals as carbonates.
Active"smoker" chimneys precipitating iron, copper
Indian cheese is obtained by precipitating milk protein from boiling milk by the addition of some acid;
The reaction products with the hydrogen are no longer expelled but precipitating, amplifying the viscosity of the lava.
except the afferent is optimally precipitating to revoke or sleep.
The precipitating force behind the academic shift was the Greek War of Independence from the Turkish Empire which began in 1821.
This would allow sovereign debt to be restructured without precipitating a banking crisis.
And it moves very fast in precipitating crisis.
One of these conditioning stages is moisture precipitating in so-called sample gas coolers.
Through slaking and precipitating, a product of high purity is created.