Примеры использования To variations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rules and regulations are subject to variations and interpretations.
Owing to variations in the birth rates in the country's regions the age structure of the population varies.
Annual fluctuations of atmospheric depositions were often due to variations in precipitation.
In addition to variations on the original design, the album was released in several countries with different artwork.
The parties may wish to consider three basic approaches to variations sought by the purchaser.
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The higher output was attributable to variations in the rotation of the troops and the size of platoons in the various sectors.
Conversion factors may vary within defined product definitions due to variations in purity.
Sensitivity analysis of the POP model to variations of the main physico-chemical parameters of gaseous POPs was made.
However, due to variations among and within sectors, further sector-specific information is considered in chapters' to. .
These are now available as alternatives to variations on the"cede, release and surrender" model.
This is due to variations in"screens" employed to collect and organize data on disability from diverse national data collection sources.
This has influenced the physical andchemical properties of the deposits due to variations in humus, clay and water content, as well as mineralogy.
Criticisms of theory have led to variations in analytic theories, such as the work of Ronald Fairbairn, Michael Balint, and John Bowlby.
The revised formula no longer linked the variations in the number of applications to variations in the number of staff posts as it was done before.
The eggplant is highly sensitive to variations in temperature: a drop or a sharp increase in temperature causes reproductive organs to fall off.
Of the 19.1 per cent growth in regional exports, 10.6 per cent wasdue to price effects, while the rest was attributable to variations in volume.
Sharp high speed photos also require one to be attentive to variations in subject motion, and to potentially time the shot to coincide with a relative pause in the action.
By dedicating more than half of their total cash expenditures to food,Palestinian households are particularly sensitive to variations in food prices and income levels.
It is impossible to accurately predict design life due to variations in lubricant bleed rates, oil migration, operating conditions, installation conditions, temperature, humidity and extended storage.
The variation in body burden for indigenous people may also be due to local sources in addition to variations in consumption of local marine foods AMAP, 2004:2.
With respect to variations to which the contractor may object, the contract may entitle the contractor to object on reasonable grounds, or may specify particular grounds upon which he may object paragraph 15.
Chinese characters executed in different calligraphic styles andorthographic forms would lead to variations in the writer's behavioural responses Kao, Mak,& Lam, 1986a.
Due to variations in the angle of car seats in various car models, and also due to the fact that the ISOfix anchors are fitted very low in some car models, we encourage all customers to try the Stokke iZi Go X1 by BeSafe in the relevant car prior to purchase.
This is related to the natural variability of general circulation patterns in the global atmosphere, but particularly to variations within the circum-polar vortex in the lower stratosphere over Antarctica.
Drained gas quantities were expected to fluctuate due to variations in the longwall mining cycle and the phasing of workings in different seams; therefore, the CMM power plant capacity needed to be sized to ensure 85% availability to meet investment requirements.
In addition, Parties are encouraged to provide the results of sensitivity analyses and/or a range of scenarios,to illustrate the sensitivity of the future emissions trends to variations in key assumptions.
The simplest solution is to use dynamic devices which automatically respond to variations in the main distribution section, thus ensuring constant operating conditions for the components of the section they control.
The results presented in annex A to the Committee's 2006 report illustrate the sensitivity of estimates of lifetime cancer risk due to radiation exposure to variations in the background rates of spontaneous cancers.
In practice, the gasket's lifetime depends on the application andthe gasket's exposure to variations in temperature, pressure and chemical influences, which means that it may affect the lifetime both positively and negatively.