Translation of "Stark differenziert" in English

The line weights of hairline and stem are strongly differentiated.

This reflects the different functions of the Danube, which is not only an important transport route but also a valuable ecosystem.

We should bear in mind that the realities for women in rural areas have changed in recent years and are very highly differentiated.

The PSS product market is highly differentiated, given that airlines with different business models have different needs.

The local acquisition and processing of market information is particularly crucial in dynamic markets, which are highly regionally differentiated.

Knowledge production comprises very different fields: the development of knowledge (innovation), the storage and tradition of knowledge (reproduction), and the dissemination of knowledge (education).

For some time there is operating, with the aim of overthrowing the "dictator Assad," an opposition which are themselves highly differentiated and partially represent the various regional powers like Saudi Arabia and others which are of contradictory origin and nature, also due to the different religious orientation, but of course also by competition with each other, all trying to gain a footing there and unfold their massive subversive activity.

Engineering within mass production was an activity 'apart', often very differently organized and performed in individual organizations or suborganizational departments.

Highly differentiated from its pe ers, Aurora has established a uniquely advanced, consistent and efficient production strategy, based on purpose-built facilities that integrate leading-edge technologies across all processes.

Now however, in recent times, where people are strongly differentiated, this way of loving wisdom expresses itself in a magnitude of ways.

The growth of surplus populations is precisely the disintegration, the decomposition of the class. Thus, the surplus population is not affirmable — not only because it is a position of subjective destitution, or abjection — but also because it is massively internally differentiated within itself.

On the whole, it takes a very strong and differentiated approach to all of the dispositions, risks, currents, and circumstances of a relationship.

For the researchers this gives evidence about the highly differentiated social relationships among wolves.

The list of literature will be carried out in the established NTB scheme, which maps the strongly differential institutes of electrical engineering in an easily comprehensible form.

The slide scanners with a low density have big problems with the black image areas in which the black shades are also strongly differentiated.

For some time there is operating, with the aim of overthrowing the "dictator Assad," an opposition which are themselves highly differentiated and partially represent the various regional powers like Saudi Arabia and others which are of contradictory origin and nature, also due to the different religious orientation, but of course also by competition with each other, all trying to gain a footing there and unfold their massive subversive activity.

The aim is thus to achieve more differentiated competitions.

To avoid this, what is needed first and foremost is sharply differentiated employment growth geared to the situation in the regions.

The differentiation of cultural jobs is usually more detailed than the differentiation of multimedia jobs.

3.3.4.1 he proposed a more nuanced criticism of the EU’s system of expert committees.

At this level, however, the feature is applied that differentiates most strongly in terms of response rates.

Thus, here the tonal colours of the individual registers are, as with a singing voice, more greatly differentiated in tone.

The raft of guidelines will adopt a more differentiated medium-term perspective and will be reviewed in their entirety just once every three years.