Translated sentences containing 'spine'

I had spine surgery

Yo tuve una cirugía de columna

I had spine surgery.

Yo tuve una cirugía de columna.

An Astronaut can be up to 2 inches taller returning from space. The cartilage disks in the spine expand in the absence of gravity.

Un astroanauta puede medir hasta 2 pulgadas mas despues de retornar del espacio.

It causes curvature of the spine.

Provoca el encorvamiento de la columna vertebral.

Will you include the spine?

¿Se incluirá también la columna vertebral?

Or look at a sea urchin' s spine under the microscope.

Miren sino las espinas de un erizo de mar al microscopio.

The European Union is in the process of finding its soul and getting some steel in its spine.

Algo ha sucedido: en la Unión se está formando una columna vertebral y un espíritu.

The European-wide energy networks will heal the market's spine and skeleton.

Las redes de energía paneuropeas formarán la columna vertebral y el esqueleto del mercado.

Equally, the transportation of nuclear materials via the Irish Sea sends shivers down the spine of many people living in Ireland.

De igual modo, el transporte de material nuclear a través del Mar de Irlanda provoca escalofríos en muchos de los habitantes de Irlanda.

Shivers ran down my spine, Mr President, and my hair stood on end when I read the title of this report: effective taxation of savings income.

Señor Presidente, me ha causado escalofríos, se me ha puesto la carne de gallina leyendo el título de esta directiva: fiscalidad del ahorro.

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