Translation of "Dimpling" in German

On account of the dimpling of the material, these displays are visible only with distortions.

This means, however, that a more easily manufactured and therefore more economical switching member, which moreover has a longer service life, can be used, since dimpling can be largely dispensed with and a greater hysteresis thus becomes permissible, so that the creep phase can be maximally utilized.

This means that only a very slight dimpling of the bimetallic element, which merely needs to ensure the snap effect for sudden contact separation, is necessary.

A more pronounced dimpling, as was used hitherto to reinforce or suppress the creep phase, is no longer necessary.

Soft capsules filled with theophylline (3 parts), polysorbate 80 (0.5 part) and medium chain-length triglycerides (6 parts) were produced from this film by the Accogel process by dimpling the film, injecting the filling and closing with a second film.

Soft capsules filled with tocopherol acetate (3 parts), polysorbate 80 (0.5 part) and medium chain-length triglycerides (6.5 parts) were produced from this film by the Accogel process by dimpling the film, injecting the filling and closing with a second film.

The installation of sensors on the underside is made more difficult by the dimpling, because when the screen printing process is used, it is impossible to achieve a uniform coating thickness.

Cellulite - sometimes referred to as "cottage cheese skin" - is characterized by dimpling of the skin and is not a medical but an aesthetic problem.

So after liposuction surgery, some patients may experience dimpling, scarring, discoloration, and even sagging skin in the treated area.

These are fat cells that have become enlarged causing these cells now to take up more space between the skin's connective tissues than normal, the fat then expands these spaces resulting in the overlying skin dimpling in.

Cellulite denotes the dimpling of the skin which occurs in many women, principally in the area of the thigh, buttocks, but also on the stomach and upper arms.

Typically, the underside of the cooking surface is provided by means of a patterned roller with a dimpling that has a wavelength of approximately 2 mm and a dimple height of 50 ?m to 200 ?m.

In order to support the cover layers, cell sizes of 4.7 mm (A flute) or, at very low weights per unit area, 3.6 mm (C flute) are adequate since the flat corrugated core cover layer strips provide an additional support and reduce the risk of dimpling of the cover layers in the cells.

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It may also clearly be seen in this case how the dimpling punch 88 strikes a ramp 89, so that the movable jaw 37 of the sample table 2 is drawn downward somewhat, thus facilitating the insertion of a specimen slides 8, 10 into the receptacle 34 of the sample table 2 .

The deformability of the flexing device can in particular be given by the fact that a local bulging, deflection, impression, dimpling, bending, bending over, kinking and/or kinking over takes place.

Reduce bumps and dimpling around the buttocks and thighs, resulting in a smoother, slimmer silhouette.

Nail pieces of aluminum sheeting over holes that you can stick your finger through to protect roofing over holes from sagging, dimpling, cracking and leaking.

Swelling, ache, scaly rash, dimpling, lumps and discharge are the signs a person may have breast cancer.