Examples of using Adherent in English and their translations into Romanian
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
The adherent members are and can become those
The declarations were made by the Grand National Assembly Council representatives and the adherent segments.
Many patients have pronounced congenital stigmas(bulging ears, adherent lobes, defective occlusion,
the plates themselves are adherent, branching, not too often located.
The Coalition's adherent members aspiring to the membership in the Council shall submit to the Secretariat a dossier whose content shall be a proof of the compliance with the following criteria.
radiating fractures or adherent spurs.
Selection of the appropriate deposition conditions to produce continuous, adherent and orientated LDH films.
automated processing of ELISA assays and the washing of adherent cells.
Look at the white spot under the tail- if there are redness or traces of adherent excrement, then,
Surface scale oxide is tightly adherent and penetrates the surface to a greater extent than stainless steels.
for easier removal(being adherent to the product) the horseshoe will be held for several seconds under the jet of water.
It is known that he had been an adherent of Vasil Levski
Once inside, we see that Gabriella really became an adherent of asceticism, in order to preserve as much free space as possible.
Traditional holiday If you are an adherent of family traditions,
Kata is a pre-arranged set of technical exercises intended to provide the adherent with a functional comprehension of the fundamental concepts requisite to mastery of a particular art.
If a person is an adherent of the traditionalmedicine, then for him the medicamentous way of treatment is perfect.
One cannot go to the closet but what some adherent to James is praising your pish.
Pet is an adherent of everything new, Corgi will be delighted with unexplored places, fragrances.
of which I am the head and she, um, an adherent.
won its most distinguished adherent in Tertullian.