Приклади вживання One can expect Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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One can expect just such unexpectedness even from the heads of states.”.
There are many benefits of wet sauna that one can expect to experience when using a sauna.
In fermented foods, one can expect the presence of many kinds of microorganisms, some of them being capable of producing biogenic amines.
Now, with the decrease of the requirements for the formation of safety reserve one can expect new suppliers to appear and competition to increase.“.
In the field of health, one can expect nervous breakdowns, depression and, as a result, loss of strength.
In case of a smooth continuation of thetrend for reviving the global economy in 2010, one can expect net inflows of private capital to the RF.
Here especially when one can expect an ending of hair loss and a new growth.
Unexpected and very substantial profits are likely, besides, in the second or third decade one can expect a profitable offer from foreign partners.
One can expect the same rejection of religious norms to take place in the West as the Muslim populations in Europe grows.
You won't hear any gossips from them, rather one can expect to get a sincere interest and real assistance.
The disease develops rather slowly and with appropriatetreatment, including mandatory surgery, one can expect a high survival rate.
When the big bang falls into disfavor, one can expect that there will be no theoretical foundation for a substitute.
One can expect Islamic State or other religious terror groups to stage an attack somewhere in Europe with the aim of achieving many casualties among the civilian population.
Therefore, choosing"1C: Enterprise" one can expect best price/performance ratio.
Together one can expect an exceptional muscle and strength gains, with side effects not much worse than one would expect from Dianabol alone.
The criterion of incurability is difficult to determine, then one can expect from the science the healing from serious illness and reducing the suffering of patients.
One can expect IS or other religious terror groups to stage an attack somewhere in Europe with the aim of achieving many casualties among the civilian population," Wainwright said.
Amdahl's Law describes mathematically the speedup one can expect from parallelizing any given otherwise serially performed task on a parallel architecture.
One can expect farmers to make larger investments not only in cereal crops but also for example in horticulture or berry growing, which requires long-term investment; that is, in reality the range of Ukrainian products can even be expanded.
Therefore, if the Kremlin dwells on the frozen conflict scenario, one can expect rapid increase in North Caucasian people presence in the occupied Donbass territories.
As a result, one can expect to see slight variations in the educational systems of each province(the type of programs offered, minimum and maximum age requirements, etc.), but the similarities in those systems far outweigh the differences.
So under the Base Case Scenario(see Table 5), i.e. when additional export andtransit traffic due to tariffs cut is not accounted for, one can expect the government will not be able to recover the fiscal losses due to port tariffs cuts, i.
The opposition“on all fronts”, where one can expect trouble, can serve as a saving draft for a young man, on which he can still swim out to the healthy lifestyle.
Of course, it's too early to talk about whether such systems can become an alternative to traditional neural networks, but one can expect that machine-learning enthusiasts will implement this approach in practice and find the answer to that question.
Starting at the Incubation Lab, where one can expect to see eggs from Fiji's rarest iguanas, eggs from rail or peacock populations or a gaggle of fluffy goslings, depending on whose breeding season it is.
In the lead-up to parliamentary and presidential elections one can expect further intensification of law-making activity in this field which enjoys high attention and potential of mobilising voters.
In some cases, one can expect that the blame for collapsing employment and social provision will be pinned on ethno-racial minorities, but it is hard to see how the resulting exclusionary measures could even put a dent in the problem.
If there are no barriers to social achievement, one can expect greater social stability, when some individuals quickly rise and get higher status, others fall on lower ones. .
Indeed, in the case of their restoration to the party, one can expect a large stream of letters from those who were rehabilitated during the 1950s, who, of course, will be against restoring their party membership, especially Kaganovich.