Tradução de "reflector spoke" para o idioma inglês:
Exemplos (Fontes externas, não revisadas)
| William Tobin, Perfecting the Modern Reflector . | William Tobin, Perfecting the Modern Reflector . |
| and as late as 1939 spoke English with a slight accent. | He was brought up to speak only German until the age of five and as late as 1939 spoke English with a slight accent. |
| A Future In Commons A Tribute To Bassel Khartabil by Westy Reflector | A Future In Commons A Tribute To Bassel Khartabil by Westy Reflector |
| I wondered at first why it was Ole Ntimama who read the statement rather than Raila himself, but when he spoke, I realised how upset he was. | I wondered at first why it was Ole Ntimama who read the statement rather than Raila himself, but when he spoke, I realised how upset he was. |
| Englobam sistemas de informação , aplicações e procedimentos comuns e estão organizados de acordo com uma abordagem radial ( hub and spoke ) , estando a entidade central ( hub ) localizada no BCE . | Substantial or prolonged deviations of M3 growth from the reference value would , under normal circumstances , signal risks to price stability over the medium term . |
| Seguindo a Disneyland, muitos outros parques temáticos que tentavam copiar suas ideias, com o layout hub and spoke layout e as terras temáticas, surgiram por todo os Estados Unidos. | Following Disneyland, many other parks trying to copy its ideas, such as the hub and spoke layout and themed lands , popped up across the country. |
| Em 1946, o físico canadense Louis Slotin, do Projeto Manhattan, realizou um experimento de risco conhecido como cutucando o rabo do dragão que envolvia dois hemisférios de berílio reflector de nêutrons, mantidos juntos em torno de um núcleo de plutônio levando à sua criticalidade. | In 1946 Canadian Manhattan Project physicist Louis Slotin performed a risky experiment known as tickling the dragon's tail which involved two hemispheres of neutron reflective beryllium being brought together around a plutonium core to bring it to criticality. |