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Перевод: alar

[прилагательное]
крыловидный; крылатый; подмышечный [анат.]

Тезаурус:

1. On the subject of a "Windows layer" for Unix, the Microsoft Corp chairman said that the company is considering either libraries that would enable developers to recompile Windows software, or source-code licences that would allow third parties create and sell run-time versions of Windows for Unix, a concept also used in the tool code-named Wings, formerly Alar, which recompiles Windows applications to run on the Macintosh; the strategy is to get developers to write just to the Windows programming interface, even for alternative operating systems, such as Unix and System 7.
2. Cosmetic perfection is achieved with pesticides such as Alar.
3. It's concept also used in the tool code-named Wings, formerly Alar, which recompiles Windows applications to run on the Macintosh.
4. "First comes the sheer terror," Twiggy told me, recalling how Pamela had first warned her about Alar (Daminozide), a potential carcinogen in widespread use on applies.
5. Peeling is more effective than washing for certain residues, but it will not remove pesticides like Alar.
6. Test results show that some products which have been publicised as Alar-free by retailers and manufacturers were still found to contain Alar.
7. He could take up organic farming and selling nurture as nature intended to a consumer market now seriously worried about E numbers and Alar.
8. The group has a random sample of apples and apple products freely available in supermarkets tested for Alar, and had the results analysed by the Natural Resources Defence Council.
9. It reported back: "Levels of Alar we found in apple juices are higher than are being reported in the US and pose a cancer risk considered unacceptably high by US Federal Government standards."
10. Last week, the Government declared the apple spray, Alar, safe but failed to study the evidence which led the US authorities to ban it.
11. A staggering 20,000 enquiries followed Pamela's debut broadcast on the subject of Alar, which emerged as a potential carcinogen in an independent UK survey on pesticide technology; and enquiries are still flooding in.
12. Alar tops the Parents for Safe Food "dirty dozen" list of worrying agrochemicals.
13. A controversy arose in early 1989 over the treatment of apples with the chemical Alar which was proved in animal tests to be carcinogenic.