Примеры использования Depicted in figure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This procedure is depicted in Figure 7 below.
This diversity of business responses lies along a spectrum, as depicted in Figure 1.
To get an area of the plane curve depicted in figure, one need to calculate definite integral of the form.
A typical situation is schematically depicted in figure 1.
OIOS thus considers the architecture depicted in figure 5 to be the optimal interface between JMAC and the force G2 branch.
This overall landscape of consultations is depicted in Figure 3.
The trends depicted in figure 8 suggest that the transmission of efficiency gains from trade integration to broad-based development is not automatic and remains to be established.
The value chain is depicted in Figure 12.
It was here that he discovered the ketenes, a family of molecules characterized by the general form depicted in Figure 1.
The framework is graphically depicted in figure I, below.
Simplified layout of the experimental setup is a nested Mach-Zehnder interferometer(MZI) depicted in Figure.
These three value chains fit the generic value chain framework depicted in Figure 7, which serves as a point of departure for our analysis.
The change in world export levels andin the export levels of developing countries is depicted in figure IV.
The equivalent circuit is depicted in Figure 4.
The evaluation revealed that a number of country offices that had accumulated cash balances in excess of the optimal cash balances, as depicted in figure 8.
The desktop of the issued laptops will include an icon labelled"Conference Portal",similar to the one depicted in figure 1, which can be used for accessing the system.
Notably, whereas a rate of SwF 1.255 to the dollar was assumed in the revised appropriations, the average rate calculated for 2005, based on actual experience through November 2005 with the November rate applied to December, is SwF 1.231 to the dollar,representing a variance of 1.9 per cent, as depicted in figure 1.
A likely scenario of the distribution of these renewable energy sources by a date early in the next century(as depicted in figure XV) is one involving different means of tapping resources.
Notably, whereas a rate of Swiss francs(SwF) 1.140 to the dollar was assumed in the revised appropriations, the average rate calculated for 2009, based on actual experience through October with the October rate applied to November and December, was SwF 1.090 to the dollar,representing a variance of 4.4 per cent, as depicted in figure I.
The top 10 contributors to trust funds are depicted in figure 17.
As the locus for information management at the mission level,a JMAC should enable the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to streamline the information flow as depicted in figure 2.
As a result of this, a revised goal has been developed,which is depicted in figure 4.
These findings are congruent with those identified bythe external auditors and those detailed in earlier DOS oversight reports as depicted in figure 3.
Key findings of the analysis are summarized in table 22 and depicted in figure XXXIII.
Notably, whereas a rate of 1.046 Swiss francs(SwF) to the dollar was assumed in the revised appropriations, the average rate calculated for 2011, based on actual experience through October with the October 2011 rate applied to November and December, was 0.885 Swiss francs to the dollar,representing a variance of 15.4 per cent, as depicted in figure II.
Rates of the Swiss franc andthe euro against the United States dollar over the decade 2002-2013 are depicted in figure VI.
With regard to the Swiss franc(SwF), the average rate calculated for 2013, based on actual experience through October with the October 2013 rate applied to November and December, was 0.926 Swiss francs to the dollar, compared with the assumption of a rate of SwF 0.939 to the dollar for non-posts used in the revised appropriation for 2012-2013, anda rate of SwF 1.046 to the dollar for posts in 2013 used in the revised appropriation for 2010-2011, as depicted in figure I.
Tourism Sector in Kyrgyzstan: Trends and Challenges The value chain for these two tour packages is depicted in Figure 8.
Indeed, the limited choice andpoor quality of services is one of the major constraints in the“Room& board” component of the value chains depicted in Figure 8.
Of the 12 partially implemented recommendations, 17 per cent relate to the biennium 2004-2005; 33 per cent to 2002-2003; and50 per cent to 2000-2001, as depicted in figure II.I.