Examples of using Outer layers in English and their translations into Greek
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Deterioration of eyesight- bloodshot eye caused by bleeding from small blood vessels in the outer layers of the eye- eye pain.
In addition, to prevent the potential for blistering we use vinylester resin for the 3 outer layers of our hull.
Planetary nebulae are created when an aging star blows away its outer layers of gas in a gigantic cosmic bubble.
the sun will lose about half of its mass as the outer layers are blown off at about 20km per second.
If the cancer stays in the inner layer of cells without growing into the outer layers, it is called non-invasive bladder cancer.
A lipoma is a fatty mobile lump slowly growing between the outer layers of your skin and the muscle.
The shock of the impact strips material from the outer layers of Earth and the impacting object.
If Antares sat at the centre of our own solar system its outer layers would extend as far as Mars.
the inner layers of tissue of the artery wall separate from the outer layers and blood flows in between.
It is effective for these conditions by helping to remove the outer layers of skin.
The reason they get so luminous… that they are pouring out energy and radiation so furiously… it's actually powerful enough… to push off the outer layers of the star's atmosphere.
These filaments of glowing gas are the outer layers of a star which has recently destroyed itself.
But before they do… they put on a very spectacular show… of blowing out all of their outer layers of gas… into the interstellar medium.
By exfoliating the outer layers of dead skin a new skin layer is revealed with enhanced tone,
shallots begin to sprout when exposed to light, and the outer layers turn green.
The supernova explosion causes the expulsion of the outer layers of the star through powerful shock waves,
Skin is a dynamic organ in a constant state of change; cells of the outer layers continuously shed and are replaced by inner cells moving to the surface.
the extra heat this generates will cause its outer layers to expand.
The Sun's interior can no longer support the weight of the outer layers, and the initial collapse will resume.
Before the internal temperature of the star heats up, but after the expulsion of the outer layers begins, we get a preplanetary nebula.