Results for squid translation from Latvian to English

long-finned squid
invertebrates

european flying squid
common octopus

martialia hyadesii sevenstar flying squid
martialia hyadesii

illex ellecebrosus short-finned squid
illex illecebrosus

argentine shortfin squid sevenstar flying squid
sevenstar flying squid

european flying squid galvkāji n.t.p.
cephalopods n.e.i.

short-finned squid kalmāri, n.t.p.
short-finned squid

kalmāri (squid) loligo pealei — illex illecebrosus
squid loligo pealei - illex illecebrosus

svins un kadmijs supravadītāja materiālos, kas ir metāla stiprinājumos mri un squid detektoros
lead and cadmium in metallic bonds to superconducting materials in mri and squid detectors

pašlaik nav iespējams mri, squid, nmr un ftms detektoros neizmantot svinu un kadmiju vai tos aizstāt.
the substitution or elimination of lead and cadmium is currently not possible in mri, squid, nmr and ftms detectors.

pašreizējais atbrīvojums nr. 12 attiecas tikai uz mri un squid detektoriem, bet atbrīvojums ir nepieciešams arī attiecībā uz 9. apakškategorijas rūpnieciskajiem lietojumiem.
the existing exemption no 12 only covers mri and squid detectors but an exemption is needed also for sub-category 9 industrial applications.

kurās izmanto "supravadošās" (squid) "tehnoloģijas" un kam piemīt kāda no šīm iezīmēm:
using "superconductive" (squid) "technology" and having any of the following characteristics:

ar ko, pielāgojot tehnikas attīstībai, groza eiropas parlamenta un padomes direktīvas 2011/65/es iv pielikumu attiecībā uz atbrīvojumu svinam un kadmijam metāla stiprinājumos, ar ko veido supravadošas magnētiskās ķēdes mri, squid, nmr (kodolmagnētiskā rezonanse) vai ftms (furjē transformāciju masspektometrs) detektoros
amending, for the purposes of adapting to technical progress, the annex iv to directive 2011/65/eu of the european parliament and of the council as regards an exemption for lead and cadmium in metallic bonds creating superconducting magnetic circuits in mri, squid, nmr (nuclear magnetic resonance) or ftms (fourier transform mass spectrometer) detectors