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Significats de stunting en anglès

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acrobàcia aèria

The performance of stunts while in flight in an aircraft.

acrobàcia aèria
Sinònims
Examples for "acrobatics"
Examples for "acrobatics"
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He started working in the stunt industry, specialising in high wire acrobatics.
Radio NZ
2
Performers illustrated the history of Euclid and Newton through juggling and acrobatics.
The Irish Times
3
The kind of acrobatics the 'one-touch' rule gives rise to is stunning.
Radio NZ
4
They could stop faster and perform more acrobatics than any other bird.
Dolly departed
5
Pink performed a series of acrobatics above the crowd, then sang onstage.
News.com.au
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For, even on a still day, they are capable of remarkable aerobatics.
The Irish Times
2
Tells how he drifted into aerobatics, which he learned from a book.
The new yorker
3
During a recent downpour I watched three swallows doing aerobatics around one another.
The Irish Times
4
Aero-artist Melissa Pemberton talks about the joys and challenges of being an aerobatics pilot.
Radio NZ
5
In the air over Sheck, gangs of wyrmen looped the loop in vulgar aerobatics.
Perdido Street Station
1
Not medium crazy, like stunt flying in Los Angeles, which is his go-to hobby.
Wired
2
Or how about aerobatic stunt flying for a grandson?
The Guardian
3
Three weeks later Red was killed doing stunt flying.
The new yorker
4
In that time he made nearly 100 flights and carried 166 passengers - and, of course, did a bit of stunt flying as well.
Radio NZ
5
"He's taught them stunt flying."
Relentless
Ús de stunting en anglès
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Conclusion: Infant and childhood stunting was associated with a later pubertal development.
Pubmed
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Logistic regression was used to assess risk factors for wasting and stunting.
Pubmed
3
This stunting of the race begins with the education of the child.
The Case for India
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Higher levels of CRP and AGP during infancy were associated with stunting.
Pubmed
5
The outcome variable of interest is child undernutrition: stunting, wasting and underweight.
Pubmed
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Objective: Childhood stunting remains a major public health concern in Bangladesh.
Pubmed
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Work agency AWF representative Stuart Floan said the labour shortage was stunting growth.
Radio NZ
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They weigh down upon you, stunting the potential growth of good, new habits.
The Irish Times
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Physical manifestations and complications included stunting, wasting, lip changes and gross physical deformities.
Pubmed
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Some would be financial, others might come from stunting the next technological revolution.
News.com.au
11
Longer duration on ART had no overall protective effect on wasting and stunting.
Pubmed
12
This simplistic knee-jerk reaction has a stunting effect on public discourse.
The Irish Times
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Maternal height was the most important influencing factor for childhood stunting.
Pubmed
14
No mind-stunting video games were allowed, and no one seemed to miss them.
Frankenstein: Lost Souls - A Novel
15
This puts them at risk of wasting, stunting, and micro-nutrient deficiencies.
The South African
16
There have been accidents due to stunting by both inexperienced and experienced pilots.
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