Примеры использования Which is equivalent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Valid foreign coaching diploma which is equivalent to the one required under.
Which is equivalent to 27.0 per cent of TGC-1's total output or 42.2 per cent of the total output from the CHPPs.
This timepiece is water resistant to 30 bar, which is equivalent to 300 meters.
It has a redshift of 0.07, which is equivalent to a distance of around 265.5 megaparsecs 964 million light-years.
The law also includes a provision on temporary protection, which is equivalent to refugee status.
But there are others, a visit which is equivalent to a hike in the best world museum or even more.
The number of women parliamentarians is 6 out of 65 which is equivalent to 9.2.
Speed increases stopping distance, which is equivalent to the reaction distance plus the braking distance.
The Order is subdivided into: Members of the 1st Order(Fratres)meet in a College which is equivalent to a Freemasons Lodge.
In fact, the Syrian Government has paid an amount which is equivalent to half Syria's assessment, which is five times the required minimum.
The Office currently operates on a recurrent budget of PGK480, 000.00 annually, which is equivalent to US$200,000.00.
The company spent $57mn on capex, which is equivalent to $228mn of annualized capex, almost twice less than we expect in 2013.
The fee for bringing a legal action is nominal 4 dinars, which is equivalent to 11 American dollars.
Regular resources contributions have dropped to a level which is equivalent to 22 per cent of other resources contributions, compared to 25 per cent in 2009.
In the year 2000 Suriname spent a total of Sf. 105 billion, or US$ 79 million,on health care, which is equivalent to US$ 180 per capita.
Each dose of the drug(1 ml) contains about 0.518 g of alcohol, which is equivalent to 12.8 ml of beer and 5.3 ml of wine per dose.
As mentioned before, Amerindian communities have veto power over small andmedium scale mining which is equivalent to informed consent.
The finished product covers an area of 560 hectares, which is equivalent in size to 600 football pitches.
To put the costs of care for the elderly in perspective: total expected costs in 2003 are nearly 13 billion US dollars, which is equivalent to around 2.7% of GDP.
In 2000, more than 488 million hits were recorded, which is equivalent to serving 15.4 files every second every day.
As a result,the Secretary-General's cost estimate for this period has been reduced by a total amount of $17,200,000 which is equivalent to the value of the equipment, as listed below.
However, Chiappe later reassigned the Avisauridae to the class Aves(which is equivalent to the clade Avialae in modern usage) and the subclass Enantiornithes in 1992.
On the basis of this formula,the level of the Operational Reserve was retained at $200 million for 1995, which is equivalent to 2.9 months of average 1995 expenditures.
As shown in annex XXX,the cost estimate has been reduced by an amount of $885,200, which is equivalent to the value of equipment transferred to UNAMIR from UNOSOM II($574,100) and UNPROFOR $311,100.
The assistant coach must: Alternative 1: hold at least a valid“UEFA A-licence” orany valid foreign coaching diploma, which is equivalent to this one and acknowledged by UEFA as such.
In addition, stocks of wine enterprises exceed 26 million decilitres, which is equivalent to almost two annual crops while the harvesting campaign will start soon.
The expected amount of dividend payments is 11 530mn rubles, which is equivalent to 10.4 rubles per share.
Including in military educational institutions,training in which is equivalent to military service, as well as in party schools.
In 1996, the Audio Publishers Association established the Audie Awards for audiobooks, which is equivalent to the Oscar for the audiobook industry.
New wine" is the translation of the Greek words"oinos neon" which is equivalent to the Hebrew"tirosh" and means fresh grape juice.