Примеры использования Due to external на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Damage due to external influences is not a fault.
It must be taken into account that the delivery might be delayed due to external factors.
The name of the product was due to external similarities with chewing gum.
When connection to the GameGuard update server is not possible due to external firewalls.
Unable to transmit signal due to external interference at all frequencies.
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Due to external and internal problems, reforms seemed inevitable to secure the integrity of the Habsburg Empire.
High grinding capacity due to external coolant devcie.
Moreover, due to external factors, under- or overvaluation might occur- i.e.
VA Zhukovsky showed their talents in all kinds of activities engaged in by the internal aspirations and due to external circumstances.
Maintenance required Due to external influences, the device function is limited.
MACHIVENTA: Yes, it is obvious in the archaeological detritus that the reason for the demise of those populations was due to external, material circumstances.
Synthesis occurs due to external stimuli such as thrombin, low oxygen tension, or other cytokines and growth factors.
Already the furniture exposed to the weather,durability is halved, due to external factors like sun, rain and humidity.
Obvious damage due to external infl uence Cut-out in the damping plate is not functioning due to contamination.
If an individual does not excel in their assigned territory,it could be due to external factors relating to that person's environment.
Due to external similarity sometimes it is possible to see an opinion about the similarity of КТМ-1 tram, and American-made PCC trolley.
Analysts noted that the share of the leaks that happened due to external attacks increased by 7.2% compared to the same period of 2014 and made 32.2.
Due to external aggression, Ukraine lost regulatory control in the Crimea and certain territories of the Donetsk and Luhansk Oblast.
Unfortunately, the first opportunity was lost immediately due to external interference, the internal opposition and the general political instability.
Wheel steering system must be designed and constructed so as to reduce the force on the steering wheel orcontrol levers that occurs due to external influences on the steering wheels.
If the apparatus does not return to Network mode due to external electrical disturbances(e.g. electrostatic discharge), user intervention is required.
Household heating demand in the country is also high, at a time when heating distribution networks are outdated,often due to external and internal corrosion of distribution pipes.
In order to prevent damage to the cable due to external force, the force-receiving part can be protected by the pipe and fixed, the outer part of the joint is protected, and the joint is fixed and protected on both sides;
So, in Russia as a whole there is much room for reducing the number of lethal cases due to external causes among people over 60, the scholar concluded.
For a number of countries, the ratio fluctuated quite widely due to external shocks such as falling commodity prices, reduced world export demand, sharp exchange rate depreciation or competitors, in addition to wars, conflicts and natural disasters.
The much-needed investments in infrastructure andrural development initiatives have suffered a setback due to external debt and macroeconomic constraints.
Those developing countries that had suffered a debt crisis due to external factors, whether a sharp drop in commodity prices or a hike in international interest rates, had been forced to divert public revenue to pay external debts at the expense of domestic investments.
The main problem with using sEMG signals for biocontrol is their changeability and instability,mainly due to external interference, electrode displacement, skin sweating and muscle fatigue 32, 33.
Special drawing rights should be issued in funding facilities that provide resources to developing nations that face currency crises due to external shocks in trade or finance;