Приклади вживання Characterise Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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How would you characterise your book?
You will acquire the scientific and analytic methods needed to evaluate and characterise biogenic resources.
How would you characterise your book?
Thus, they characterise situations, when they are not sure that the decisions they make will not lead them to court later.
Drive the point home: Describe more, characterise less.
How would you characterise Cypriots as a people?
What are the physical properties that characterise metals?
How would you characterise the situation at Manor at the moment?
In this translation, I have done my best to preservethe poetical beauty of language and imagery which characterise the original.
What features should characterise a correctly defined goal?
Please, characterise the students from Ukraine, do they have any special features that distinguish them from other international students?
Reliability, functionality and ease of maintenance all characterise the integrated panels and systems for efficient and safe automation.
It is impossible to drive at more than an average of 20 kmh in the tangled network of streets, avenues,and boulevards that characterise the traditional cities.
How would you characterise the society that existed before 1989-91 and Ukrainian society today?
The innovations continue with a brand new sports instrument panel, which improves readability,especially with the new graphics that characterise the Sport mode.
It can measure and characterise the Sun's magnetic field in more detail than ever seen before and determine the causes of potentially harmful solar activity.
The article considers a wide range of scientific and practical issues that characterise the state and identify problems of economic development and ways of their solution.
Cosmologists characterise the universe's expansion in a simple law known as Hubble's Law(named after Edwin Hubble- although in fact many other people preempted Hubble's discovery).
We can't see individual grains butwhat we are able to identify dunes, and characterise their basic physical parameters, and the density of the atmosphere that they have been formed under.
Aesthetic indicators characterise the aesthetic importance of the maintenance of a product, interrelation of the maintenance and the form, the aesthetic form of a product, tsvetofakturnoe the decision and Integrity of a composition.
The internal divisions between the supporters of the Russian world(Russkiy Mir) and extreme nationalists that characterise today's Ukraine did not emerge in the last 20 years either.
Similarly, design and ergonomics characterise the headlights implementing Xenon technology with 35W module, capable of increasing the light flux and light diffusion with energy saving and night visibility which increases by 200% with respect to normal halogen headlights.
But they are in association,and it is this association which is the cause of the new phenomena which characterise life, even the germ of which it is impossible to find in a single one of these associated elements.
The near constant exchange between students and teachers(active professionals with wide experience in the field of communication)enhances the processes of innovation and creativity that characterise this master…[-].
In terms of cybernetics or computing science,we might equally characterise this imaginary quality as a dream of code-- or of digital correspondence between input and output.
Numerous incoming and outgoing students, lecturers and researchers from all over the world,in addition to our commitment to increase mobility for non-teaching staff, characterise the global network of Université de Rennes 1.
It considers dynamics of components of international economic indices, which characterise norms of regulation of entrepreneurial activity, assess conditions of registration, conduct of economic activity and liquidation of subjects of small business.
In the result of the calculation it was determined that in order toachieve indicators of developed countries, which characterise efficiency of the healthcare system activity, Ukraine needs to additionally spend USD 36.2 thousand million annually.
It considers a person's life quality as a complex of indicators that characterise its satisfaction with respect to the norms, habits and traditions, supply of material benefits, security, access to education and medical service, state of environment and freedom of social relations.
It is the aim of this programme, therefore,to provide students with a thorough knowledge of the processes and practices which characterise the relations of power within states and between states whilst encouraging students to examine the combined development of world history.