Приклади вживання May be varied Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Note: the basket may be varied depending on availability.
Schedule each specialist company individually and in general may be varied according to circumstances.
The wavelength of the X-ray laser may be varied from 0.05 to 4.7 nm, enabling measurements at the atomic length scale.
Except as otherwise provided in this law,the rights and obligations of parties to a credit transfer may be varied by their agreement.
The starting times for matches may be varied by the agreement of both team captains.
Where termination has been authorised by a competentauthority the application of paragraph 1 of this Article may be varied according to national law and practice.
The fact that a special regular service may be varied according to the needs of users shall not affect its classification as a regular service.
Unless otherwise expressly provided elsewhere in the agreeement, this agreement may be varied only by a document signed by both parties.
(7) The provisions of this article may be varied by agreement to the extent that the liability of one bank to another bank is increased or reduced.
Unless expressly provided elsewhere in this Agreement, this Agreement may be varied only by a document signed by both parties.
The date of the meeting may be varied either at the request of any member of the Technical Committee concurred in by a simple majority of the members of the Technical Committee or, in cases requiring urgent attention, at the request of the Chairman.
Length of the routes and direction may be varied at tourists' request.
Particular requirements of Part III of this Convention may be varied if the competent authority is satisfied, after consultation with the organisations of employers and workers concerned, that the variations provide corresponding advantages and that the over-all protection afforded is not inferior to that which would result from the full application of the provisions of this Convention.
Note: The available ordering options may be varied for different country.
Individual hoops within a course are numbered from the breech forward as the B1 jacket, the B2 chase hoop, and then the C1 jacket hoop, the C2 hoop etc.[9] Successive hoop course joints are typically staggered and individual hoop courses use lap joints in preference to butt joints to minimize the weakness of joint locations.Cylinder diameter may be varied by including machined shoulders to prevent forward longitudinal movement of an inner cylinder within an outer cylinder during firing.
Therefore, the careers they seek may be varied and are often very personal.
This indicates that two parameters- e.g., pressure and temperature- may be varied independently of one another without altering the number of phases.
The needs of the clients may be varying.
The amount of earnings might be varying though.
It is believed that there is a body of knowledge about objects and people,called the cognitive system, which may be varying degrees of complexity, consistency and coherence.
The number of openings may also be varied.
Kepler has shown us how numerous and varied may be unfamiliar worlds.
The reasons for doing so might be varied: the individuals may have moved away, abandoned the course of treatment, or died.
These areas may be singular or varied, but students pursing the Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling are expected to focus on issues of relevance to their counseling professional and personal development.
Also, it seems thatthe current communication around the risks and negative outcomes of climate change may be too diffuse and varied to be easily assimilated by the general public.
The timetable may only be varied by a maximum of two years, all programmes being completed within the time limit set out in paragraph 2(d).
Pain in stomach may be of varying degree.
Three of the five elements may be of varying length.
These components may be of varying complexity; but there must be among them at least one member whose complexity is of a grade one lower than that of the vertex.