Приклади вживання Fairly clear Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The night was fairly clear.
Fairly clear, isn't it?
They dried fairly clear.
Americans have a fairly clear idea about banks, but they are not so familiar with microcredit services.
The American attitude seems fairly clear.
There, we have agreed-upon, fairly clear benchmarks, and we have laws of nature to guide us.
But the main patterns seem fairly clear.
Americans have a fairly clear idea about banks, but they are not so familiar with microcredit services.
To me, the path of technology seems fairly clear.
He managed to rewrite a large part and keep a fairly clear image of one of the plates and a few more(up to six) less clear ones.
But while all these points merit emphasis,the general pattern which emerges remains fairly clear.
This is a movie that has a fairly clear position.
Most distinctions are fairly clear and decisions about which level most closely resembles the child's current gross motor function can be made quite quickly.
The analysis of the sociomatrix for each criterion gives a fairly clear picture of the relationships in the group.
Deviations from the«general line» are temporary or very incremental andusually stay within fairly clear bounds.
(f) To sum up, it seems that Plato had a fairly clear idea of the Dorian conquest, which he preferred, for obvious reasons, to veil in mystery.
Despite the absence of exactitude in measurement,data from the past several decades do point to a fairly clear pattern of increasing frequency.
Though he didn't name names, Cook took a fairly clear potshot at failed blood testing startup Theranos and referred to issues that have plagued companies like Facebook and YouTube.
It turned out that the issue of low wages has alower priority because young people have a fairly clear idea of their future income and work on vocation.
I think that the breakdown of a closed society, as described here,is a fairly clear affair, but in general the term'social breakdown' seems to me to convey very little more than that the observer does not like the course of the development he describes.
Assess the above qualities in his characterization andit is already possible to obtain a fairly clear idea of the nature and manner of human behavior.
Analysis of the most common interpretations of a chain outlethelped to allocate the common element that gives a fairly clear understanding of content of network organization- as effective cooperative relationships between market participants in time and space in order to jointly and efficiently use their key competencies for implementation of all stages of a customer's order within a single information system.
In general, we can confidently say that even this smallspeaker is capable of delivering a good, fairly clear bass-naturally, only in the upper bass range.
Overwhelming evidence from archaeology,anthropology and kindred disciplines is beginning to give us a fairly clear idea of what the last 40,000 years of human history really looked like, and in almost no way does it resemble the conventional narrative.
Therefore, after the Maidan their drawers were filled with necessary developments,and therefore the government was able to adopt a fairly clear programme already on 1 April 2014.
The list could continue:a careful study of the art history of the Palace can give a fairly clear cut alternation of styles in the Crimean Tatar architectural art.
International instruments, in particular in the field of international humanitarian law and international human rights law,establish fairly clear and absolute principles, rights and guarantees.
Subsequently, the Factions Coalition Agreement‘European Ukraine' concluded by theMPs after the 2014 parliamentary election identified a fairly clear list of steps for reforming the media sector as a key priority of social and humanitarian reform.
It is worth noting that the low-frequency section is very well-designed,due to the moderate resonance frequency, a fairly clear bass range was obtained, almost without distortion.