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constructibility
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to construct {verb}
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Engelsk-tysk översättning av "constructibility"
"constructibility" tysk översättning
constructibility
construct
construct (även: design, construction)
The lap of luxury is an architectural construct of childhood, which we seek, in vain, as adults, to employ.
Alien constructs like this risk watering down the fundamental freedoms.
And so it's the one thing where they predicted a theoretical construct.
So brilliant -- there it is, right there, that distance that I'm talking about -- that psychological construct to protect you from the
create some sort of protective psychological construct, right?
But, like Sardinia, Okinawa has a few social constructs that we can associate with longevity.
So we're now making several dozen different constructs, because we can vary the cassettes and the genes that go into this artificial chromosome.
to construct {verb}
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} (även: to establish, to base, to structure, synthesize)
The Union and the Member States should construct new relations with the South, not despoil it.
Growth, employment and security are the three pillars on which Europe has to construct its policy.
Mr President of the Commission, it is true that we have to construct for the future on the basis of the present.
We shall construct the new Europe together.
Construct connection - As soon as you select an individual table or query, a connection to the data source is constructed.
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} (även: to edify)
So the incentives for the people helping to construct this zone and build it, and set up the basic rules, go very much in the right...
I said, "Yes, they made the blueprints, but the Barefoot architects actually constructed the college."
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} (även: to rely, to build, to count, to structure)
So they construct it, and they can construct all kinds of forms at the nanoscale.
And the purpose is not to walk in and construct a home and live there.
With this regulation, we are helping to construct the European home, in this case in a virtual form.
If we want builders who can construct energy-efficient buildings, we need to train them.
I have voted for the report but do not agree with the proposal to construct a network of pipelines between factories in Europe.
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} (även: to put up, to erect, to build, to found)
Moreover, do the peoples of Europe want to construct an independent Europe capable of influencing the balance of world power?
Now, in a new era, with the Cold War over, we have the chance to construct a security policy without nuclear weapons.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have witnessed events which require us to construct a legal acquis of humanitarian law for Petersberg tasks in the
Ladies and gentlemen, we are convinced that Europe needs to construct the area of freedom, security and justice that we so often cite in
These three methods also respond to the principles upon which Europe has been constructed.
So they construct it, and they can construct all kinds of forms at the nanoscale.
It's about the values behind the words, and how we construct those values.
We are not now going to construct something which did not already exist.
To what extent do we self-construct, do we self-invent?
That's what Feynman diagrams were constructed for -- to understand particles.
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} (även: to set up, to organize, to establish, to constitute)
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} (även: to configure, to fashion, to frame, to pattern)
It is up to us to construct this dialectic of European unity and its linguistic diversity.
Lastly, it provides the political and strategic framework within which the Member States are to construct their national reform programmes.
We will then be able to construct a genuine fundamental rights policy in the Union, implement it ourselves and thereby set an example to
construct the future.
This is the problem of a Europe being constructed from amongst nations and federations.
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} (även: to construe, to design, to structure, to engineer)
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} (även: to compile)
What we're trying to do is construct a family tree for everybody alive today.
An Advanced Filter takes up to two fields, Field A and Field B, to construct the Output Field.
The Advanced filter option allows you to construct Fields for reporting from one or two existing Fields.
And as any genealogist will tell you -- anybody have a member of the family, or maybe you have tried to construct a family tree, trace back
I have prepared a very critical, yet constructive report.
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} [bild.] (även: to conceive, to invent, to strike out)
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} [bild.] (även: to devise, to weave, to strike out)
to construct [constructed|constructed] {vb} [bild.] (även: to conceive)
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