Übersetzung für 'power hungry' von Englisch nach Deutsch

power-hungry {adj}

machtgierig

machthungrig

machtgeil [ugs.] [leicht pej.] [machthungrig]

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power-hungry {adj} [of a device]

stromhungrigcomp.electr.telecom.

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hungry {adj}

hungrig

hungernd

sun-hungry {adj}

sonnenhungrig

to feel hungry

hungrig sein

Hunger verspüren

ravenously hungry {adj}

hungrig wie ein Wolf [sehr hungrig]

money-hungry {adj}

geldgierig

to be hungry

Hunger haben

hungrig sein

hungern

to get hungry

Hunger kriegen [ugs.]

Hunger bekommen

data-hungry {adj}

datenintensiv

datenhungrig

to go hungry

hungern

nichts zu brechen und zu beißen haben [Redewendung]

Hunger leiden

ever-hungry {adj}

unersättlich

cash-hungry {adj}

geldhungrig

sex-hungry {adj}

sexhungrig [ugs.]

• Shaders are the most power hungry component of a GPU, a predictive shader shut down power gating technique achieves up to 46% leakage reduction on shader processors.
• These contrasting images of Savimbi would play out throughout his life, with his enemies calling him a power-hungry warmonger, and his American and other allies calling him a critical figure in the West's bid to win the Cold War.
• When using more power-hungry peripherals, the SAMBUS required an additional power supply.
• Pelias (Aeson's half-brother) was power-hungry and sought to gain dominion over all of Thessaly.
• President Ronald Reagan, who hailed him as a freedom fighter and spoke of Savimbi winning a victory that "electrifies the world" while others hinted at a much darker regime, dismissing Savimbi as a power-hungry propagandist.

• Sinologist Daniel Bell considers Han Fei's work a "political handbook for power-hungry rulers...
• The Eddorians, a dictatorial, power-hungry race, come into our universe from an alien space-time continuum after observing that our galaxy and a sister galaxy (the Second Galaxy) are passing through each other.
• Still, it could be argued that most of the characters in "Capital City" – perhaps with the exception of the reckless and predatory Jimmy Destry, power-hungry Lee Wolf and the duplicitous Sylvia Roux Teng – portray City bankers in a generally positive manner.
• The conspiracy theory illustrates a specifically American far-right agrarian preoccupation, namely the vital possibility of extinction allegedly faced by the rural world, seen as the backbone of America, a danger caused by a remote, centralized and power-hungry metropolitan elite corrupted by "alien" influences.
• The usually power-hungry secondary cache uses an access method which only switches on the portion being accessed.

• It was possible to construct an electronic blue box with 1940s vacuum tube technology, but the device would have been relatively large and power hungry.
• Hobbes saw human beings as being violent, self-seeking, and power-hungry.
• He plays a "country boy" who is manipulative and power-hungry: a drifter who becomes a television host and uses his show as a gateway to political power.
• Discrete DACs (circuits constructed from multiple discrete electronic components instead of a packaged IC) would typically be extremely high-speed low-resolution power-hungry types, as used in military radar systems.
• If the corrective factors were disregarded and the individual overcompensated, then an inferiority complex would occur, fostering the danger of the individual becoming egocentric, power-hungry and aggressive or worse.

• Pelias was power-hungry and he wished to gain dominion over all of Thessaly.
• The book was cited by famed Marvel Comics creator Jack Kirby in particular as one of the principal reasons he originally quit the company he helped create, not wanting to become or associated with anyone as power-hungry as the fictional Sammy Glick.
• Pelias was power-hungry and he wished to gain dominion over all of Thessaly.
• Cullimore, who was seeking to integrate some kind of memory card technology as storage medium into their early DOS-based palmtop PCs, when traditional floppy drives and harddisks were found to be too power-hungry and large to fit into their battery-powered handheld devices.
• Limbaugh's words prompted a shift in the public perception of feminism across the American political spectrum starting in the mid-1990s, according to Toril Moi, who writes that Americans came to see feminists as dogmatic and power-hungry women who hate men and who are incapable of challenging their own assumptions; though the term "feminazi" may have been created to describe a small group of particular feminists, it calcified into a stereotype of all feminists or all women.