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Übersetzung für 'DAP' von Englisch nach Deutsch

to dap

Fischköder sanft auf das Wasser werfen

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to dap stones

Steine flach auf das Wasser werfen

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Werbung

diaminopimelic acid <DAP>

Diaminopimelinsäure {f}biochem.

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delivered at place <DAP>

geliefert benannter Ort [Incoterm]comm.

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area dose product <ADP, DAP> [ADP rare abbrev.]

Flächen-Dosis-Produkt {n} <FDP> [Gy * cm²]MedTech.

dose area product <DAP>

Dosis-Flächen-Produkt {n} <DFP> [Gy * cm²]MedTech.

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dose area product display <DAP display>

Dosisflächenproduktanzeige {f} <DAP-Anzeige>MedTech.

reference dose-area product <reference DAP>

Referenzdosisflächenprodukt {n}MedTech.

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dose-area product / dose area product <DAP>

Dosisflächenprodukt {n} <DFP> [Gy x cm²]MedTech.

• Dosisflächenproduktanzeige {f} <DAP-Anzeige> = dose area product display <DAP display>
• Deutsche Arbeiterpartei {f} <DAP> = German Workers' Party
• Deutsches Akkreditierungssystem Prüfwesen GmbH {f} <DAP> = German Accreditation System for Testing Ltd.

• One dap and one broken one, he led his army to victory forcing the Burmese back across the border.
• The etymology of "dap" is uncertain, and there are various theories.
• Smithsonian researcher LaMont Hamilton suggests that the dap originated during the Vietnam War as a modified form of the Black Power salute, which was prohibited by the US military.
• Utusan Malaysia had allegedly published a defamatory news article about Lim entitled "Kebiadapan Guan Eng" (Guan Eng's Arrogance) which had defamed his political career, and subsequently pictured him and DAP as anti-Malay and anti-Muslim.
• Among the Ilocano people, a dap-ayan refers to a similar gathering place used for discussions by village leaders.

• Some dances may alternate between singing and dancing, and Uyghur hand-drums called "dap" are commonly used as accompaniment for Uyghur dances.
• Newer ARM Cortex cores closely resemble this debug model, but build on a "Debug Access Port" (DAP) instead of direct CPU access.
• Heteu hebak dap/Leidi: This event involves slaughter of domestic animals meant for food during festival in different dormitories.
• The specific epithet is derived from Latin "dap" (meaning sacrifice).
• Known in Malay as a "dap", it consists of a wooden shaft with a curved blade fashioned onto the end, and is similar in design to the Korean woldo.

• Varieties include the "pedang jenawi" or longsword, the "gedubang" or Acehnese sabre, and the long-handled "dap".
• Classical Latin "damnum" means "damage, cost, expense; penalty, fine", ultimately from a PIE root "*dap-". The verb "damnare" in Roman law acquired a legal meaning of "to pronounce judgement upon".