Übersetzung für "Changing directions" in Deutsch

Changing directions 90 degrees, moving up to Luxembourg.

The snowmobile-- it just started changing directions.

Why are we changing directions?

The cockpit of an aircraft is subjected to continuously changing light incidence directions and light intensities due to changing flight conditions.

Changing directions of the wind also seems to be a cause even in the middle of the summer.

Woman who is difficult to assess because she keeps changing directions.

Supermarkets are also changing their strategic directions.

This tracking is problematic in gusty wind with rapidly changing wind directions.

Chronologically changing vibration directions can also result.

This ppr fitting is intended for changing directions of pipeline routes.

Common generators produce voltage and flow in changing directions.

On the photo you see my spiral with changing directions.

Man who is difficult to assess because he keeps changing directions.

It shall generate as much thrust as possible under changing approach flow directions.

Even changing directions or spaced shaft of rotation and alternating directions of pressure differential axially across the disk produce no adverse effect.

He's changing directions.

Changing Directions – Practice your attention, concentration, processing speed, and mental flexibility.

We're changing directions.

Thus signals of varying polarity, that is signals changing in both directions relative to the potential of the control electrode may be applied to the input of the repeater apparatus, both causing a corresponding modulation of the high frequency oscillations induced in the resonant circuit.

Consequently, a method serves for producing the carbon member according to the invention, in which method a plastically deformable carbon composition is produced from granular or, respectively, pulverulent and/or fibrous carbon particles as filler materials, such as coke, carbon black, carbon fibers, natural or synthetic graphite and the mixtures thereof, and of a carbonaceous binder, which composition is shaped into thin plates by being passed once or several times through a roll gap (nip) in a single or in changing directions under the influence of shearing forces, which plates are as such or after further deformation subjected to a temperature treatment for the purpose of producing specific concrete space configurations and in that way obtain their rigid, sheet-like character.

The tube store RO is expediently operated with changing lay directions and its surface roughness, together with that of the length of the seat of the respective leads AD1-ADn, define the intensity of the stranding process.

The employment of a round male member has the particular advantage that these, first, can be manufactured in a simple way and, second, they can be utilized for different pitches or, respectively, for changing directions of lay of the chamber openings.