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Meanings of martini's law in English
Russian
азотное отравление Portuguese
narcose por nitrogênio Spanish
narcosis de nitrogeno Catalan
narcosi dels gasos Narcotic effect of high partial pressure respired nitrogen.
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Examples for "narcs"
Examples for "narcs"
1
Bosch pulled his car up behind the narcs' UC car and parked.
2
When'd you decide they weren't all narcs out to bust you?
3
Got to be like the federal narcs or something.
4
Eight in the morning isn't the best time to find the narcs up and at it.
5
The DAs' conference had obviously drawn a goodly contingent of undercover narcs and other twilight types.
1
As with getting hammered on booze, nitrogen narcosis affects one's judgment.
2
Various explanations have been put forward, including nitrogen narcosis, arterial gas embolism, and simple panic.
3
And that's in addition to oxygen toxicity, nitrogen narcosis and a nasty problem called high-pressure nervous syndrome.
4
Chris will spend 28 days under saturation breathing Heliox because normal air is toxic at such depths (effects of oxygen toxicity and nitrogen narcosis).
5
The last attempt ended when Clark Pitcairn, 180 feet deep and over 500 feet horizontally into the tunnel, was hit by nitrogen narcosis.
1
Berard vaguely recalls a conversation with Max in which " rapture of the deep" was mentioned.
2
Nitrogen narcosis, deepwater sickness, or rapture of the deep does not usually hit at depths above 200 feet.
Translations for martini's law
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