Примеры использования Networks may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such networks may be listed as a result of searches.
It is further concerned that competition among the working groups and networks may render coordination ineffective.
Some networks may classify this email as spam.
Emergencies and interruptions in the operation of water supply and sewerage networks may lead to grave consequences for the whole of municipal services.
Different networks may use different calling systems.
Because the charge is connected with the network adapter, LNB, Receiver,Multiswitch of sources such as the earth turns on the device between networks may cause serious damage.
In professional networks may work hundreds of access points.
Recognizing that the economic potential of science and technology partnerships and networking is enormous, andthat the risks for those without the capabilities to form equitable partnerships and participate in networks may lead to their marginalization from active participation in the global economy.
Other networks may be connected to poaching and related smuggling activities.
If the arsenal falls into the wrong hands, major government andbig corporation networks may become the next target, causing severe security issues and financial loss.
Ad networks may share this information with the advertisers using their network. .
The fast moving between cellular networks may lead to a breach of their work on the ground.
Social networks may offer controls via their websites to disable their use of social plug-in cookies for advertising.
To connect remote regions, islands orlandlocked countries to global networks may require public investment in infrastructure or subsidies to transport service providers.
Such networks may also represent thematic links to institutions in the regional and national networks. .
To ensure that authorities do not detect the real end-use of sensitive goods being exported, networks may use intermediaries and front companies to arrange for the trade and export of goods by witting or unwitting companies.
Networks may be based on SD themes, ISCED levels or localities, or they may seek to work across traditional boundaries.
It is envisaged that existing regional networks may want to contribute to the implementation of the Environment Watch strategy.
Networks may also be based on other common traits, including history, language and culture, like the Ibero-American Network for the Defense of Children's and Adolescents' Rights and the francophone networks of ombudspersons and human rights commissions.
Developing countries' participation in such networks may become vital for their trade, and for obtaining specialized information and training.
Such networks may include those of UNECE and UNESCO, or regional networks such as MEDIES the Mediterranean Education Initiative for Environment and Sustainability.
International migration networks may also be the vehicles for so-called social remittances.
Wireless networks may be configured to allow open access to the Internet, without registration, or may be secured with the use of a passphrase or varying levels of encryption.
Agreements concluded between users of electronic commerce and networks may incorporate“system rules”, i.e., administrative and technical rules and procedures to be applied when communicating data messages.
The existing European networks may be strengthened by the introduction of a European broadband superhighway, which will combine in a single whole all the European telecommunication, cable and satellite services.
Agreements concluded between users of electronic commerce and networks may incorporate"system rules", i.e. administrative and technical rules and procedures to be applied when communicating electronic communications.
For example, networks may set up additional regional and interregional links, contribute to capacity-building in related fields or create requests for further networking and/or technical assistance.
Distribution to stations or networks may also be through physical media, such as magnetic tape, compact disc(CD), DVD, and sometimes other formats.
Point-to-point networks may either use unslotted CSMA/CA or synchronization mechanisms; in this case, communication between any two devices is possible, whereas in"structured" modes one of the devices must be the network coordinator.
Information exchange between regional networks may provide a means of extending their reach whilst avoiding the creation of duplicate structures, preserving the advantages of regional networks. .