Примеры использования Quite specific на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Oh, they were quite specific.
Spot metering is used less often because its metering area is very small and thus quite specific.
Body lice are quite specific parasites.
The choice of culture as a priority area of research poses a quite specific purpose.
That is made quite specific in the fifth preambular paragraph.
Creativity Kruglikova was quite specific.
The person's pubic louses look quite specific- they have a very short body and long powerful legs.
It was true that there were a great many mechanisms, with different and quite specific levels of concern.
There are breweries which use a quite specific variety from a specific hop-producing region.
The protocol concerns only manipulation with raw bone marrow andsubsequently culturing cells with quite specific characteristics.
Now, in addition to the abstract meaning, we have a quite specific one- an artistic processing of photos through Prisma.
Anyone who opened a gallery could call himself a gallerist, which remains the same nowadays, however, the profile andprofession of a gallerist have quite specific criteria.
And the machines can be quite specific models.
Today, I want to be quite specific and outline five areas in which I think the Bank can make a real difference.
All flags of Oceania have a quite specific structure.
Due to the different susceptibility of children andadults to various medicines, a set of tools for treating flea bites in children will be quite specific.
Head louse is a well-known and quite specific human parasite.
She appreciated the quite specific information given by the delegation regarding a constitutional remedy for individuals, which was a very positive development.
It has long been clear that every movement of thought is something quite specific concerning peace and a very real effect.
Indeed, the Court's opinion is quite specific, namely, that Kosovo's declaration of independence had to be considered within the factual context that led to its adoption.
It is important to note that prefixes are mostly derived from pronouns- that's why they convey quite specific and individual meaning to words.
The only exceptions to the recruitment freeze were quite specific and language posts related to the United Nations web site did not qualify.
But if we are ever to move from the stage of generalized discussion to concrete negotiations,it is necessary to put some quite specific and comprehensive proposals on the table.
Their operations can be quite specific in that they invest abroad to produce for export markets or to produce for their large customers locally.
I have not attempted a consolidation of the training provisions in article 4, as some of them are quite specific, but colleagues might want to bear that possibility in mind.
Social protest found expression in quite specific demands: turn on the heating and hot water, provide decent housing rather than run-down housing, or repair roads(on Russkii Island, for example).
While the programme outline of September1991 enumerated possible activities, the arrangements of February/March 1992 were quite specific, including a precise time schedule.
Cases of this category are quite specific and require the lawyers special knowledge in the field of traffic regulations, administrative and criminal law, civil procedure and law.
The Bureau considered that it was important to select topics carefully andthat topics should be quite specific to the interests and needs of the Subcommittee see SA/1998/2, para. 7.
The purpose of this activity is to create a quite specific and well-reasoned product image, which would, moreover, the object of communication between existing and potential new customers.