Übersetzung für "Principle agent" in Deutsch

In principle, the application agent can be embodied as a single-component agent or as a multicomponent agent.

It is further advantageous in the method according to the invention that, in principle, no adhesion agent is necessary and that it is possible to adjust to an optimum viscosity.

Although in principle the anchoring agent would have to be present only in the region of the surfaces of the continuous web which are to be glued, it is expedient for technical reasons to provide the entire area of one surface, and for certain applications or overlapping gluings even both surfaces of the web, with one or two different adhesion-promoting layers of resin.

In principle any agent which is suitable for the purpose can be used as the agent for the determination of free unbound iodothyronine.

In principle, any oxidizing agent may be used, but for technical reasons hydrogen peroxide, and especially chlorine gas, are preferred.

In principle, any oxidizing agent can be used, but for technical reasons hydrogen peroxide and free halogen, especially chlorine gas, are preferred.

In principle, an agent is selected which is applied reversibly to the component and may be removed following the read-out process.

In principle, any basic agent may be used, preferably an alkali metal or alkali earth metal hydroxide or organic bases or ammonia.

The water-repellent agent in step b) of the method of the invention can in principle be any agent that repels water and that can be applied to the aramid yarn, an agent comprising fluorine and carbon atoms being preferred.

In principle, the crosslinking agents employed can be any crosslinking agents which are suitable for water-dilutable epoxy resins.

In principle, several chemotherapeutic agents are effective in penile cancer.

This is the active principle of nerve agents such as tabun, sarin and soman.

In principle, all agents which are capable of etching silicon can be used.

In principle nucleating agents have only a very selective effect on the crystallization of very specific compounds.

In principle, cross-linking agents that enable a cross-linking of a protein with a polyester polyurethane copolymer can be used for this purpose.

Enforcing the principle that antibacterial agents should be available by prescription only, and evaluating whether this rule should be applied to all antimicrobial agents as a precaution;

In addition to these release agents which are mentioned as examples and are preferably to be employed, on principle other release agents known per se from the prior art can be used by themselves or as a mixture with the preferred release agents mentioned as examples in the process according to the invention.

In principle, various oxidizing agents such as, for example, oxygen, air, steam, carbon dioxide or even a burner flame adjusted to be oxidizing and the like can be used for carrying out the oxidation step.

In principle, various reducing agents, such as, for example, hydrogen, carbon monoxide, methane or even a burner flame adjusted to be reducing and the like, and also so-called base metals, such as, for example, calcium, magnesium, silicon, aluminum, iron and the like or even an electrochemical reaction on a cathode can be used for carrying out the reduction step.

In principle, suitable flameproofing agents are all the relevant conventional organic bromine compounds, preferably with a bromine content of more than 50%.

In principle, possible reducing agents are any of the agents by which a ketone is reduced to the alcohol without the lactone ring being attached.

In principle, possible reducing agents are any of the agents by which a ketone is reduced to the alcohol without the lactone ring being attacked.

Dispersing auxiliaries with sizing agent characteristics can be understood herein as meaning the following as such or in the form of their aqueous formulations: quaternised or non-quaternised basic polymers, oligomers, fatty acid amides, starches, colophony or hydrocarbon resins or even, in principle, sizing agents which have no basic groups but are in the form of a cationic or non-ionic aqueous formulation and are based on tall-resin, fatty alkyl diketene products, hydrocarbon resins or colophony resins or wool fats.