Übersetzung für "More moist" in Deutsch

During treatment, the cough becomes more moist, expectorant.

The comparison species Callimorpha dominula needs instead more cool, moist conditions.

The.................behind a warm front is warmer and more moist than the air ahead of it.

After the 8th application, the pale mucous membrane became more pink and moist.

Pine trees like more slightly drier soil and the tree a little more moist.

When the paper or cardboard web is more moist, its surfaces can also be smoothed better.

Innovative formula mask makes your hair become stronger, more moist, easy to comb and not electrified.

Since microwave radiation is absorbed to a greater extent in the more moist layers, less radiation is also correspondingly reflected.

Sometimes they just outright die when you put them into a more moist environment.

The consistency of Bertram Sans Head Shave is therefore less foamy, but much, much more moist.

Multi-ply paper and multi-ply paperboard, as defined in the Harmonised System Explanatory Notes to subheading 4805, are products obtained by pressing together two or more layers of moist pulps of which at least one characteristics different from the others.

Other suitable raw materials for the preparation of the pulp are chemical pulp and mechanical pulp which is further processed to paper in the integrated mills in a more or less moist form directly without prior thickening or drying and, owing to the impurities from the digestion which have not been completely removed, still contains substances which greatly interfere with the conventional papermaking process.

Suitable raw materials for the production of the pulps are also chemical pulp and mechanical pulp, which are further processed in integrated mills directly in more or less moist form, without prior thickening or drying, to give the paper and, because the impurities have not been completely removed, still contain, from the digestion, substances which greatly impair the conventional papermaking process.

Suitable ion exchangers are the commercial cation exchangers, which are more or less moist with water, preferably sulfonic acid copolymers of styrene and divinylbenzene in the form of small spheres, for example RTMAmberlyst 15, RTMBayer K 2611, RTMPurolite 175 CT or the like.

Other suitable raw materials for making the pulp include cellulose and woodpulp which in integrated factories is processed from a more or less moist state directly without prior thickening or drying into paper and, because not all the impurities have been removed, still contains from the digestion stage substances which strongly interfere with the usual papermaking process.

Other suitable raw materials for the preparation of the pulps are chemical pulp and groundwood, which is directly processed further in integrated factories in a more or less moist form, without prior thickening or drying, to give paper, and, because of the incomplete removal of impurities from the digestion, still contains substances which present serious problems in the conventional papermaking process.

Since this method proceeds, like all of the processes known to the fine-ceramics industry, through the liquid phase, a high percentage of liquid must be unreasonably added to the more or less moist masses to allow them to be liquid processed, and the considerable amount of liquid must be removed later to provide the appropriate level of moisture for a kneadable and doughy mass.

For this reason, an optimum temperature profile may be established for the mixing of the starting materials over the entire length of the mixing device by varying the polycarbonate: the more water the moist components of the mixture contain, the more energy must be expended for the evaporation, the more heat is removed from the melt and the lower is the temperature of the melt.

The region of the female lower torso which is kept more or less moist over an extended period is limited practically to the labia minora.

The process of this invention can be carried out by using water as the only liquid in the reaction medium, but preferably it is performed with the addition of an inert organic solvent, which is preferably miscible with water, so that a more or less moist reaction mixture or a suspension which is capable of flowing is formed.

The hydrophilic carriers according to the invention which have undergone swelling in water generally constitute soft-elastics, abrasion resistant particles which have a more or less moist feel (in the case of hydrophilic polyurethanes) or a dry feel (in the case of hydrophobic polyurethanes).

Because the talcum powder meets the water, it will absorb the water and stick it to the butt, making the skin on the butt more moist and airtight, which is more likely to cause the baby.