Примеры использования Such problems can на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Examples of such problems can be following.
The SARS outbreak andAIDS were examples of how devastating such problems can be.
Such problems can be solved through the use of algorithms adaptation.
It is assumed, however,that for the next reporting cycle such problems can be reduced substantially based on current experiences.
Such problems can only be eradicated by extensive group efforts, she added.
However, it has become quite clear that,without effective international cooperation, such problems cannot be effectively dealt with.
Such problems cannot be solved by simple expanding the server capacities.
I must say that we also agreed that the most important point in the Jerusalem issue is the negotiation process since such problems cannot be solved through the use of force.
In Conca all such problems can appear at the most inopportune moment to you.
Such problems can be avoided to some extent by using confidence intervals.
Passengers with such problems can fly on a commercial aircraft only when accompanied by medical personnel.
Such problems can occur in public institutions, as well as in the private sector.
And to solve such problems can you- students who understand the reality of these problems",- said Melesova.
Such problems can be avoided by using the recommendations of the Veda-Fito program.
On condition that such problems can be resolved, there would be advantages to establishing the international tribunal in Cambodia.
Such problems can be fixed automatically through the extended reorganization of projects.
The solution of such problems can be very costly, and it may be that you can't afford the repair right now.
Such problems can be easily prevented by centralized printer monitoring.
It is difficult to see how such problems can be effectively overcome without more structured international cooperation, perhaps in the framework of Article IX.
Such problems can be avoided or mitigated by providing adequate information and technical assistance.
Such problems can arise, for example, when the punch immerses into a solidifying coating before its complete solidification.
Among such problems can be named visa issues, lack of information on the cruise tourism market beyond the Arctic Circle and the poor port infrastructure.
Such problems can be resolved only by applying the principles of justice and equity, which are the only means of creating a world wherein security, stability and prosperity may prevail.
However, finding such problems can be complicated due to a result of Gurevich which shows that any distributional problem with a flat distribution cannot be distNP-complete unless EXP NEXP.
Such problems can lead to, for instance, longer waiting times at the border, corruption, loss of revenue, compliance risks and overall mistrust between the parties that will hamper if not deter future efforts.
Such problems can only be overcome by working closer together at the international level to align national law and practice, using as far as possible such international points of reference as the respective provisions of the Organized Crime Convention.
To a certain extent such problems can be attributed to uncertainty caused by a lack of timely and accurate information on existing and emerging environmental requirements in overseas markets and transaction costs arising from differences in requirements in different countries.
Such problems cannot be approximated to any multiplicative factor by a bounded-error probabilistic algorithm unless NP RP, because any multiplicative approximation would distinguish the values 0 and 1, effectively solving the decision version in bounded-error probabilistic polynomial time.
Such problems could be solved by.
Such problems could be resolved through application of the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, and related human rights standards.