Примеры использования Reasonably accurate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The amount of data andthe mathematical refinement techniques will give reasonably accurate results.
These are both inexpensive and reasonably accurate, although custom-made photographic references are the best such as the cards shown above.
Countries are encouraged to establish appropriate procedures for yielding reasonably accurate records of this trade.
Cost data must be reasonably accurate(usually within 10%), and no further investigations should be necessary to make the investment decision.
Information provided by Iraq in respect of ongoing monitoring and verification in the chemical field has generally been reasonably accurate.
The Board is of the view that, in the absence of a reasonably accurate assessment of the caseloads of refugees, project planning would not be realistic.
In v.2, where the bulk of these pieces reside, I have created a mensural staff above the tab,with what I hope is reasonably accurate text underlay.
Such an estimate can be considered reasonably accurate but it can be used only for those Parties that presented a"with additional measures" scenario.
Following an unprecedented clean-up exercise spanning more than a decade,UNOPS has gained a reasonably accurate picture of its past liabilities.
Nevertheless, the Thomas-Fermi model is likely to be a reasonably accurate approximation as long as the potential does not vary much over lengths comparable or smaller than 1/ kF.
Based on interviews with FARDC officers and soldiers andaccess to FARDC military medical records, the Group believes that those figures are reasonably accurate.
The Panel, therefore,concludes that each of the estimated numbers of refugees is reasonably accurate and appropriate for the specific purposes of the relevant claim.
Thus, in the short-to-medium run,success for the transition process must inevitably undermine the parametric stability required for reasonably accurate forecasts.
Tensile tests using split disk method provide reasonably accurate properties with regard to the apparent hoop tensile strength of polymer reinforced composites.
Following an unprecedented clean-up exercise spanning a period of more than a decade,UNOPS gained a reasonably accurate picture of its past liabilities.
While reasonably accurate global estimates on international migrants by country of destination have been available for some time, documenting the origin of such migrants has been a major challenge.
However, if enough terms are included in the perturbative expansion,then the theory can in fact be reasonably accurate for any value of k in the entire Brillouin zone.
It is often used in applications such as logic synthesis, delay calculation, static timing analysis, placement and routing, since it is simple to compute(especially in tree structured networks,which are the vast majority of signal nets within ICs) and is reasonably accurate.
The Panel finds that monitoring andassessment information submitted by Kuwait has provided a reasonably accurate approximation of the areas damaged by tarcrete.
It will be difficult, but not impossible,to compile a reasonably accurate list of persons killed or seriously injured during the siege of Sarajevo, to determine if they were combatants and to determine when, where and how they were killed or injured.
In particular the CDS data appear to confirm that the estimates of IUU made from 2002 to 2004 probably represented a reasonably accurate estimate of total IUU catch in this period.
The constant and detailed communication between the Working Group andjudges has allowed for a reasonably accurate forecast of when trials will be concluded: the Tribunal is working diligently with a view to possibly completing all trials by 2009, and all appeals within two years of the completion of the trials.
Given the nature of bioenergy, so inadequately stated and undervalued in many official statistics,it is not possible to present a more reasonably accurate picture.
Accuracy of information Solvay employs reasonable means to keep Personal Information reasonably accurate, complete, and upto-date, as needed for the purposes for which it was collected.
The Panel considers that Kuwait's estimate of the total land area and soil volume affected by oil contamination, including the areas and volumes of oil lakes, oil-contaminated piles, oil trenches and oil spills,is reasonably accurate.
This analysis revealed that contamination data available on the mined areas of Musengezi to Rwenya, Sango Border Post to Crooks Corner, Rusitu to Muzite Mission, Sheba Forest to Beacon Hill andBurma Valley can be assumed to be reasonably accurate, and thus it can be concluded with certainty that no detailed technical survey will be necessary with the exception of the Cordon Sanitaire in the Crooks Corner- Sango Border Post minefield, which is not recorded, but is known to exist.
It had not been possible to derive import data based on customs codes, as such data had not been reported by the customs authority, but the survey estimates had been checked with customs andcould be considered reasonably accurate.
Therefore, for the purposes of the ESC performance criteria, Use of a calculated lateral displacement metric provides a simple, reasonably accurate, and cost-effective way to evaluate vehicle responsiveness.
In accordance with the UNHCR manual, the planning exercise for post-emergency and repatriation programmes should include a detailed"needs and resources" assessment based on, among other things,collection of reasonably accurate demographic data.
Where time permits andif there is a willingness to cooperate, academic staff might be persuaded to keep time diaries so that a reasonably accurate estimate might be obtained at the individual level.