Übersetzung für "In einem masse" in Englisch

This means that the general conclusions mav be erroneous.

In consequence, they surround the associated components 2 to a high extent.

The thermoplastic matrix can be economically produced in a bulk or solution process.

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They mean these challenges for the post-socialist democracies in an increased extent.

This is the main thrust of the Opinion which the Economic and Social Committee adopted by a large majority with three votes against and 2 abstentions.

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They have, to some extent, seen what the Cosmology of the ancient scriptures is.

The second thing is feeling the thought of it will to some extent help you.

So from that perspective you wouldn’t want to punish your body to that degree.

Whereas the situation of night and shift workers requires that the level of safety and health protection should be adapted to the nature of their work and that the organization and functioning of protection and prevention services and resources should be efficient;

In line with the European Commission’s decision practice and the European Court of Justice’s case law, the Authority’s practice is that when such schemes benefit solely national producers or do so to a higher extent than to competitors located in another EEA State, in order to be compatible with the EEA Agreement, imported products may not be levied and national production may not enjoy a lower rate of taxation when exported.

According to the Commission’s decision making policy and the Court of Justice’s jurisprudence, when such schemes benefit solely national producers or do so to a higher extent than to competitors in other Member States, in order to be compatible with the Treaty, imported products may not be levied and national production may not enjoy a lower rate of taxation when exported.

At the same time this has produced a degree of diversification and experimentation that would have been difficult to achieve in any single consolidated agency.

Apart from fundamentar errors, the qeneral conclusions do not refer to the specific circumstances that qualify certain conclusions in the oriqinal national reports.

It has proved that in these known filter devices and their process of operation, with only turbulent flow of suspension, which may have additionally a component directed constantly against the filter surfaces, sufficiently high shear tensions within the flowing suspension in the zone next to the filter surface are difficult to obtain in such degree as would be necessary for keeping the filter surfaces free, in the long run, of accumulating solids, and thus for uninterrupted operation for long periods with high efficiency.

In situations where a malfunction could lead to a sudden increase in the doserate to which people are exposed to such an extent that the permitted quarterly dose could be exceeded in a short time, steps should be taken to ensure that an audible warning is given to warn people working in the area if such an event occurs. In the part, such warning has often been given by the use of appropriate fixed installed instruments, but it is also possible to use personal dosemeters or doserate meters to give the alarm.

Sometimes the treatment in chromic acid-containing solutions is preceded by a treatment step in which the plastic surface is roughed or swollen to a certain extent.

Such a current shock heats the cells until their disruption and provides drying of the agricultural product in a high mass.

The fidelity to the design shape of the molded body to be produced with reference to a prescribed model or pattern can be still further increased if the dimensions of the molded body during the conversion of silicon and carbon to silicon carbide change isotropically and merely in such a small proportion that the molded body thus produced in quantity is ready without further finishing to correspond to the requirements of the intended use. For such purpose, it is very simply possible to take account in the molding process of the shrinking that takes place during coking and the very slight change of volume in siliconizing.

This low opinion of bitumen for the above mentioned purposes is all the more surprising in view of the fact that the problem of a health hazard in using coal tar pitch based binders for carbon pastes has long been known in this field and, at the same time, bitumen was known to be much less hazardous in this respect.