Translation of "Mineralisieren" in English

Metals, unlike pottery, mineralize over time.

In the presence of calcium and phosphate ions the carboxymethylated templates mineralize.

Why it is necessary to mineralize soft-water aquaria.

These organisms mineralize the organic materials of soil and make it available to the plants.

According to Charwhite Cosmetics, it is also supposed to strengthen and mineralise the tooth enamel.

Pure mineralization of ("plastering over") the fissure would not restore the structure to original strength.

On demand our UV-installations also can realise an advanced oxidation (AOP) of the organic ingedients including matrix further to a complete mineralization.

Here it was possible to completely mineralise outstripped pollutants through radiation-chemical oxidation and microbiological aftertreatment.

Toshimasa Furukawa endeavours to vegetalise or to mineralise his body in various ways.

Debate over another flood, the Noachian, catalyzed the development of paleontology; in 1669 Nicholas Steno published an essay on how the remains of living organisms could be trapped in layers of sediment and mineralized to produce fossils.

The amount of required technology is similarly low in the second variant of the invention where the circumstance is utilised that in stacks of compost the concentration of CO 2 is particularly high as a result of the respiratory activities of the soil organisms which mineralise the organic compounds of the biological waste.

The CO 2 concentration is particularly high in stacks of compost owing to the respiratory activities of the soil organisms which mineralise the organic compounds of the biological waste.

Post-disinfection was therefore used as a prophylactic measure but an attempt was made to mineralize the organic substances as much as possible by an all the more intensive preoxidation.

Vitamin D helps to adsorb calcium from the intestine into the bloodstream, distribute this trace element into the inner bone areas and embed (or mineralize) calcium into the proper, solid bone structure.

Fungi are able to break down the robust lignin and the flexible cellulose fibres by releasing enzymes that cause the polymers to degrade and become mineralised.

Despite their size, these tiny cells are in charge of the cycling of the elements on a global scale, as they mineralize the remnants of organic matter and feed carbon dioxide and nutrients back to the cycle.

If these cells, which are not viable alone, are supplemented with the supernatant of fetal osteoblasts, they proliferate and mineralize in a way similar to the fetal cells.

I would even say that it is clear of other craft engineer, because this transparency can produce professional in a certain dullness and the consequent tendency to mineralize human problems...

Made of natural minerals, mineralize and revitalize the water, produce alkaline water to adjust the PH, soften water.

In turn, plants depend on inorganic nutrients like phosphate, sulphate or ammonium, so that they benefit from microorganisms that are able to mineralise organically bound nutrients into the inorganic forms.

Calcium is primarily a trace element whose primary role is to mineralize the bone under the aspect of calcium phosphate salts.

Interestingly in the course of evolution, merely filamentous fungi (Basidiomycota, a few Ascomycota) succeeded in developing biochemical mechanisms to substantially degrade and mineralize lignin.

Vitamin D helps to absorb calcium from the intestine into the bloodstream, distribute this trace element into the inner bone areas and embed (or mineralize) calcium into the proper, solid bone structure.

To use Schungite as water filter is the simplest and most cost effective way to detoxify the water and to mineralize.

Necrosis of the peripancreatic adipose tissue appears as rough white papules which often mineralize due to inclusion of calcium salts.