Примеры использования Wider spectrum на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It makes possible to describe a wider spectrum of automata behavior.
As well as better unity i.e. lower regional disparity all over the country leading to a higher mobility and a wider spectrum of opportunities.
Introducing population factors to a wider spectrum of issues and programme areas. 6/.
The missile has continuously undergone(software)improvements expanding its capabilities to defeat a wider spectrum of the threats.
That allows covering wider spectrum of projects being developed with project works costs reduction.
In the new version of the exhibit,we wanted it to have greater thematic diversity and present a wider spectrum of application of the phenomenon.
Print media outlets offer a wider spectrum of views; however, they have limited influence and are gradually being replaced by online media.
Clause 8 of Conventions in comparison with clause of 1 Additional protocol to the Convention wider spectrum of"lawful basises" for limitations of the right.
The human has knowledge, he has a sensibility, and that is, he perceives not only in a small three-dimensional spectrum, he starts to perceive a much wider spectrum.
The second has been to introduce population factors to a wider spectrum of environmental and developmental issues and programme areas.
Physical abilities: able to determine temperature of a flame to a thousandth of a degree at a glance,eyes modified to perceive a wider spectrum of radiation and energy.
It was noted that additional information anda database covering a wider spectrum of GMOs were needed in order to better understand both the pattern of development and the possible implications of GMOs for the environment.
In other words, the Council will enhance its potential, acquire more dynamism,increase the variety of decisions it takes and generate a wider spectrum of ideas.
Cooperation between the Departments and regional organizations was undertaken within a much wider spectrum of cooperation by entities of the United Nations system as a whole.
During the past year, Israeli non-governmental organizations and various government offices had conducted numerous meetings bringing the message of Beijing to a wider spectrum of audiences.
NGSP-Technology TM providesto products new possibilities, more consumer value and wider spectrum of administration than common selenium preparations.
The existing wider spectrum of services and links with other community-based institutions and organizations provides better opportunities to meet the needs of clients at different stages of the treatment process.
The new amendment of the Constitution, which was adopted in September 2008,is in accordance with international human rights principles and guarantees a wider spectrum of rights and freedoms.
This work continues today,as international law assumes a more central role across a wider spectrum of issues, including human rights law and international humanitarian law.
Mannatech was founded by Samuel Caster in 1993, as Congress prepared to pass the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994,which made feasible the profitable marketing of a wider spectrum of dietary supplements.
Having to adapt to a far wider spectrum to gain the maximum amount of energy, foliage on a habitable red dwarf planet would probably appear black if viewed in visible light.
Furthermore, compared with the initial lot of 51 Members, the current membership of the United Nations comprises a much wider spectrum in terms of political, economic, social and cultural backgrounds.
Whereas the AGES study confirmed in community-dwelling individuals the suggested link between deep MBs and subcortical cognitive deficits,the Rotterdam Scan Study emphasized the negative effects of lobar MBs on a wider spectrum of cognitive domains 43.
A parliamentary dimension to that association further enhances this joint action and ensures a wider spectrum of participation by the elected representatives in the identification and solution of problem areas of common concern.
While Joystiq has been nominated for several awards in the category of technology-related weblogs,it has consistently been overshadowed in this regard by blogs representing a far wider spectrum of technology, including Slashdot, Gizmodo.
Prevention actions are not limited to illegal substances butare integrated in the wider spectrum of preventing addiction and the promotion of health; therefore they apply to abuse of alcoholic drinks.
Another positive development is that the State and independent broadcasting and print media, as well as foreign media organizations present in Guinea-Bissau, are functioning normally, national radio andtelevision reflecting a wider spectrum of political opinion.
As part of UNCTAD's work on the Advanced Technology Assessment System(ATAS),the 1992 issue of the ATAS Bulletin covered tissue culture, among a wider spectrum of technologies, in focusing on food production in assessing the scientific capacities of developing countries.
The Committee was informed that the redeployment of the function and post from the Joint Mission Analysis Centre had been proposed in view of the fact that the Office of the Chief of Staff is considered a better location for those functions,as they cover a wider spectrum of activities and involve interaction with actors beyond the Mission itself.
The remark was made in this connection that the General Assembly was representative of the world community and had a wider spectrum of functions than the Council, ranging from questions concerning the respect of international peace and security to matters regarding respect for human rights.