Übersetzung für 'fiber population' von Englisch nach Deutsch

fiber population [Am.]

Faserpopulation {f}biol.med.

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fiber [Am.]

Faser {f}

Textilfaser {f}textil.

Papierfaser {f}

Fiber {f}

Werbung

fiber tract [Am.]

Faserstrang {m} [im Gehirn]anat.

fiber length [Am.]

Faserlänge {f}

fiber industry [Am.]

Faserindustrie {f}ind.

fiber-rich {adj} [Am.]

ballaststoffreich

crude fiber [Am.]

Rohfaser {f}agr.FoodInd.

muscle fiber [Am.]

Muskelfaser {f}anat.

carbon fiber [Am.]

Kohlenstofffaser {f}chem.

synthetic fiber [Am.]

Kunststofffaser {f}chem.

spindle fiber [Am.]

Spindelfaser {f}biochem.biol.

bast fiber [Am.]

Bastfaser {f}

fiber disc [Am.]

Fiberscheibe {f}

plant fiber [Am.]

Pflanzenfaser {f}bot.

dietary fiber [Am.]

Nahrungs­faser {f}

animal fiber [Am.]

tierische Faser {f}

vegetable fiber [Am.]

Pflanzenfaser {f}bot.

nerve fiber [Am.]

Nervenfaser {f}anat.

• Ultimately, variations in hair cell polarity within the otolith organs produce patterns of vestibular nerve fiber activity that, at a population level, unambiguously encode head position and the forces that influence it.
• Native vegetation has been planted around the area, and incorporates native food sources and plants that were employed by the indigenous population for their fiber.
• They quantify the nerve fiber layer of disc and surrounding retina and statistically correlate the findings with a database of previously screened population of normals.
• Although most populated land locations on the planet now have terrestrial communications facilities (microwave, fiber-optic), which often have latency and bandwidth advantages, and telephone access covering 96% of the population and internet access 90% as of 2018, some rural and remote areas in developed countries are still reliant on satellite communications.
• The major debate comes from what system will provide a path to that goal because if an unsustainable method is used on a large scale it will have a massive negative effect on the environment and human population.

• the American population of the Kwajalein installation has dropped dramatically.
• For global catastrophic risks the costs of food storage become impractical for most of the population and for some such catastrophes conventional agriculture would not function due to the loss of a large fraction of sunlight (e.g. ...
• The population of La Yerba III already practiced some floodplain horticulture.
• The backbone network of Orbitel has capacity of 10 Gbit/second and covers 23 cities in the country (90% of the population).
• A recent population-genetics study marked a 50x increase in the neuroimaging research on perceived social isolation.

• The local indigenous population was the main supply of labor for the salt mines in Santa Maria y El Peñol Blanco in the early 17th century.
• Open access networks are also viewed as a feasible way of deploying next-generation broadband networks in low population density areas where service providers cannot obtain a sufficient return on investment to cover the high costs associated with trenching, right-of-way encroachment permits, and the requisite network infrastructure.
• The decrease in ciliated protozoal population of the ruminal fluid is a common feature of both acidosis and can be a good indicator of the ruminal acidosis.
• About 90% of the country's population had access to communication services by the end of 2013.
• It is located on a hill with full of green trees in City of Kasugai neighboring in the north of City of Nagoya with the population of 2.3 million, the central city of Chubu (meaning Central Japan).

• 'Mass' data centers like Google or Facebook don't need to be near population centers.