Примеры использования An artificially на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I know it's an artificially modified planet.
The present Kolka lighthouse is the only lighthouse in Latvia that was built on an artificially created island.
An artificially created energy conduit"?
Both seas are connected by an artificially constructed channel.
It is an artificially created paradise maintained by the most elaborate weather control system in the Federation.
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This condition resembles that of an artificially produced fever.
As a rule, it was an artificially created nobility that served the interests of the center and lost contact with its ethnic group.
They raised the issue of whether we would be able to make an artificially layered superconductor he was dreaming about.
We know that we need, not an artificially new language, but something supple enough to be able to adapt to the needs of a new CONSCIOUSNESS;
Thus, we are observing a"calculated ousting of keen negative emotions with an artificially formed positive.".
Virtual reality means an artificially created world into which the user immerses.
They input all his writing and everything they knew about him into an OS… and created an artificially hyper-intelligent version of him.
Virtual reality means an artificially created world into which the user is immersed.
It offers the atmosphere of an authentic deep underground mine and allows visitors, among other things,to visit an artificially created gallery.
It is about the thought of an artificially created world with room for observations and experiments.
Based on the premise that water is a free or subsidized good,water tariffs have been kept at an artificially low level in many countries.
The quark-gluon plasma is an artificially produced mass of the continuously synthesized and decaying hadrons.
Now people saw that here you can take a ticket and,being in the waiting area without an artificially created queue, get your documents without hindrance.
Cavern storage, however, is an artificially generated cavity, created by drilling holes, usual- ly in salt domes.
Mud baths are therefore used as so-called overheating baths: A 20 minute mud bath with a temperature up to 46 degrees is not felt as unpleasantly hot andallows the body temperature to increase by two degrees, an artificially generated fever so to speak.
First, sugar(sucrose) is an artificially selected product that people got its trouble.
Meanwhile, Ford Prefect breaks into The Guide's offices, gets himself an infinite expense account from the computer system, and then meets The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,Mark II, an artificially intelligent, multi-dimensional guide with vast power and a hidden purpose.
The urban green and not,represent an artificially constructed ecosystem and are subject to uncontrollable parasitic attacks.
An artificially constructed wetland will be designed to further treat water from a sewage treatment plant discharging into the Bocaina River.
However, instead of this it receives an artificially expanded, or increased, unnatural cell of a plant or animal.
Should an artificially and thus necessarily arbitrary radius of a specified number of kilometres around Geneva be retained, or should legally and could practically this area be defined according to the most remote place in France where indeed(a) staff member(s) of any one of the various agencies of the common system working in Geneva actually has his/her/their residence?
Virtual experts" who feel in their element only in an artificially created reality, were rendered useless when real trouble came.
For example, the curse is an artificially created"wave gene", working at the level of the energy of the subtle body, at the level of the information that comes from outside.
The purpose of shill bidding is to buy merchandise at an artificially low price which can then be resold for a healthy profit.
One reagent is held at an artificially high concentration so that the concentration is effectively constant, and the kinetic rates are calculated from the change in concentration of another reagent.