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periodisch fließender Fluss

u rečniku PONS

inter·mit·tent [ˌɪntəˈmɪtənt, Am -t̬ɚˈ-] ADJ

Blinklicht nt <-(e)s, -er>

I. stream [stri:m] N

1. stream (small river):

Bach m <-(e)s, Bạ̈·che>
Flüsschen nt <-s, ->

2. stream (flow):

stream of liquid
Strahl m <-(e)s, -en>
stream of people
Strom m <-(e)s, Strö̱·me>
Wasserstrahl m <-(e)s, -en>

3. stream (continuous series):

Flut f <-, -en>
Schwall m <-(e)s, -e>

4. stream also fig (current):

Strömung f <-, -en> a. fig

5. stream + sing/pl vb Brit, Aus SCHOOL (group):

6. stream POL, ADMIN (civil service career):

7. stream COMPUT:

Strom m <-(e)s, Strö̱·me>
rauffahren inf A, CH

II. stream [stri:m] VB intr

1. stream (flow):

stream blood, tears
stream water
fließen <fließt, floss, geflossen>
stream water
rinnen <rann, geronnen>

2. stream (run):

stream nose
laufen <läufst, lief, gelaufen>
stream eyes

3. stream (move in numbers):

4. stream (shine):

stream light, sun

5. stream (flutter):

stream clothing
stream hair

III. stream [stri:m] VB trans Brit, Aus SCHOOL

OpenDict unos

stream VB

OpenDict unos

stream N

stream INET, TV
stream INET, TV

Klett rečnik iz geografije

intermittent stream [ˌɪntəˈmɪtntˌstriːm], ephemeral stream [ɪˈfemrlˌstriːm]

Present
Istream
youstream
he/she/itstreams
westream
youstream
theystream
Past
Istreamed
youstreamed
he/she/itstreamed
westreamed
youstreamed
theystreamed
Present Perfect
Ihavestreamed
youhavestreamed
he/she/ithasstreamed
wehavestreamed
youhavestreamed
theyhavestreamed
Past Perfect
Ihadstreamed
youhadstreamed
he/she/ithadstreamed
wehadstreamed
youhadstreamed
theyhadstreamed

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It is an intermittent stream with two perennial reaches.
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Intermittent streams may be located closer to roosts than more permanent sources of water.
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Olive and myrtle trees grow at the bottom of wadis, intermittent stream valleys, or beside gueltas and permanent or temporary waterholes.
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The intermittent stream of the valley flows to the south-east.
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The lakes are connected by an intermittent stream.
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Primeri s interneta (nije provereno)

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Merkle & Partner manages the complete virtual process starting with the formation of intermittent forces with MBS models through the elastic response of the system by FE computations up to the calculation of the acceleration level as a function of the frequency by a Fourier transformation from the temporal results.
www.merkle-partner.de
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Merkle & Partner beherrscht den kompletten virtuellen Prozess von der Entstehung der periodischen Kräfte anhand von MKS-Modellen über die elastische Antwort des Systems anhand von FE-Berechnungen bis hin zur Berechnung des Beschleunigungspegels als Funktion der Frequenz anhand einer Fourriertransformation aus den zeitlichen Ergebnissen.
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Some of our members are in sales and travel during the week with intermittent visits, while other weeks they come every day.
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www.deskmag.com
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Einige unserer Mitglieder arbeiten im Verkauf und verreisen dafür periodisch, während sie in anderen Wochen hier täglich arbeiten.
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The intermittent fragrance discharge prevents “fragrance fatigue,” thus ensuring long-lasting perception of the fragrance, even on long journeys.
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www.behr-service.com
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Der periodische Duftaustrag verhindert einen Gewöhnungseffekt – der Duft bleibt lange Zeit wahrnehmbar und kann auch auf langen Autofahrten genossen werden.
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When you have a need for a background process that performs long running or intermittent tasks, you should use this role.
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msdn.microsoft.com
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Wenn Sie Hintergrundprozesse mit langen oder periodischen Aufgaben ausführen müssen, sollten Sie diese Rolle verwenden.
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This new smart-grid will be able to compensate for intermittent energy production, as is common with wind and solar energy, and transfer the energy to areas with the greatest demand.
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www.schott.com
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Damit soll der periodische Energieertrag, der typisch ist für Wind- und Solarenergie, verstetigt und integriert werden. Die so erzeugte Energie soll in Regionen geleitet werden, die den höchsten Bedarf haben.
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