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Übersetzung für 'grenz' von Englisch nach Deutsch

grenz radiation

Grenzstrahlung {f}MedTech.

grenz rays

Grenzstrahlen {pl} [ultraweiche Röntgenstrahlen]MedTech.

• Grenz- = boundary
• Grenz- = marginal
• Grenz- = borderline [on or near a border or boundary]

• The 72nd Infantry Division (...) was Formed on 19 September 1939 in Trier from Grenz-Division Trier, which was a border security unit.
• "Grenz-Echo" was banned in Germany in the 1933 due to its anti-Nazi stance.
• Bröbberow is a municipality in the district of Rostock, in Mecklenburg, Germany, consisting of the three villages Bröbberow, Klein Grenz and Groß Grenz.
• Another treatment to be considered where standard margins cannot be achieved or cosmetics are a major consideration is ultra-soft x-ray/grenz-ray radiation.
• with the dissertation "Komponisten der Naheregion:Gerhard Fischer-Münster, Fridel Grenz, Magdalene Schauß-Flake, Dieter Wellmann.

• Broadcasts are all managed by the presenters themselves, that there is no technician. Since 2019, Grenz-Echo holds 51% of the shares of Radio Contact Ostbelgien Now.
• The unit consisted of 178 men of the "Broder" Grenz Infantry Regiment Nr.
• The only major German-language daily newspaper in 2008 was "Grenz-Echo" (Groupe Rossel). "Metro" (Concentra) is a major daily free newspaper in a Dutch and French edition.
• He became proprietor of the "1st Banal" Grenz Regiment # 10 and the "2nd Banal" Grenz Regiment # 11 in 1823, and held these titles for the rest of his life.
• Born in 1746 at Petrinja in the Kingdom of Croatia of the Habsburg Monarchy, Jelačić became an officer cadet in the 1st Banal Grenz Infantry Regiment in 1763.

• His father was major Petar Vukasović who commanded the fourth Grenz infantry company of the Croatian Military Frontier, headquartered in Sveti Petar.
• A 2013 meta-analysis showed improvement of nail psoriasis with infliximab, golimumab, superficial radiotherapy, electron beam, and grenz rays compared to placebo.
• His views on religion have been discussed by theologian Stanley J. Grenz.
• This was formally recognised from 1746 when the Grenzers were organised into the Austro-Hungarian Army under a number of regiments.