Examples of using Impinge in English and their translations into Greek
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Through their momentum, small droplets present in the gas stream impinge against the wires and coalesce into bigger drops Centrifugal system.
The holiday activities will impinge upon your ability to supervise interaction between your puppy
provided that they shall not impinge on the judgement of the jurors.
the main ingredient that impinge the mind is THC.
within which the primary cosmic rays must impinge on the magnetosphere in order to reach the neutron monitor(more details here).
Refusing cookies may impinge or block altogether your user experience by eliminating personalization
Metal roof buildings may impinge the signal but moving the receiver should allow proper transmission.
Refusing cookies may impinge or block altogether your user experience by eliminating personalization
Flames from our special burners impinge the glass directly to remelt a thin surface layer.
I mean what is now called a"concept", album. There are a number of things that impinge upon an individual to… the… colour his view of existence.
Refusing cookies may impinge or block altogether your user experience on the Website by eliminating personalization
decisions taken within the SRM should not impinge on the fiscal responsibilities of the Member States.
the Inter-Institutional Agreement shall not impinge on the competences and internal organisational powers of any of the three institutions.
Blocking the installation of analytical cookies described in this policy can not impinge on the effective use of the Website by the User.
a laser beam should impinge on the disc.
The unhindered exercise of freedom by one man may impinge upon the freedom of another.
However, the general energy policy guidelines issued by the Member State should not impinge on the independence or autonomy of the regulatory authorities.
powers should not impinge on the effective resolution of cross-border groups.
Article 16(2) TFEU, under which national legislation cannot impinge on the free flow of personal data within the EU.
Amnesty International said the measures“affected negatively the vulnerable people in the country” and“heavily impinge on the rights of migrants.”.