Examples of using Sluice in English and their translations into German
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This molecule bonds with receptors serving as a sluice for chloride ions.
follow the signs to the Hinterhermsdorfer Schleuse Sluice.
A sluice is a dike between two bodies of waters with different water levels.
Conveyance with sluice conveying pressure< 1 bar.
Seaton Sluice/ England/ U.K. Poor
With the sluice Léaz, 47 km.
The weir has two flood-gates and a boat sluice that is 6.5 metres wide.
Seaton Sluice is a village in Northumberland.
The flights on coal ships or by diving underneath a sluice was adventurous as well.
Other population centres include Seaton Delaval, and Seaton Sluice.
Sluice to remove the spheres from the cylinder.
Near the Dossenheimer sluice is the turning point.
Certainly, the sluice and itself should be as much as possible protected.
Then, it is"Sluice", woolen coverages are placed on the bottom of the wooden canal to stop the finest golden particles.
The cylindrical weir with a hydroelectric power station and a boat sluice on the right bank was built during the years 1927 to 1929.
Your Capriccio: A Sluice on a River with a Chapel Canvas Print is individually hand-made, using sophisticated digital technology.
There, we would dive off, and off, and off, those high sluice posts. We would smoke our first joints
EXCHANGE BERLIN was borne from previous manifestations in NY under the title Exchange Rates co-created by Sluice, Centotto and Theodore: Art.
In addition to the EXCHANGE project, Sluice is also responsible for the London based Sluice Biennial and the international Sluice magazine.
On the left is the raft sluice with fenders dating from the time when the Vltava still remembered the greatest glory of the rafters.