Приклади вживання Relatively shallow Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The corona is separated from the photosphere by the relatively shallow chromosphere.
The northern part is relatively shallow, the depth there rarely exceeds 180 m.
That is why even after the merger with Missouri, Mississippi remains relatively shallow.
It was felt strongly because its epicenter was a relatively shallow one kilometer deep, officials said.
It is relatively shallow, with an average depth from ten to twelve metres which restricts heavy sea transport.
It was felt strongly because its epicentre was a relatively shallow 1km deep, officials said.
Moreover, thanks to a relatively shallow depth, the Sea of Azov has almost the same temperature at the bottom and at the surface.
It was felt strongly because its epicenter was a relatively shallow one kilometer deep, officials said.
But near the bottom of the water is getting warmer again,because the substance is heated with warm mantle that overlies relatively shallow.
It was felt strongly because its epicenter was a relatively shallow one kilometer deep, according to officials.
It is a classic type artesian basins, which display consistently spread aquifers and low-permeable rocks over large areas,which determines relatively shallow depth of aquifers.
Most of the island of Bahrain is in a relatively shallow inlet of the Persian Gulf known as the Gulf of Bahrain.
Search and Rescue Agency chief Muhammad Syaugi said he's certain it won't take long to locate the hull of the aircraft andits black box due to the relatively shallow 25-30m depths of the waters the plane plunged into.
It seems that our influence is relatively shallow on the Ukrainian soil, and its main axis was a friendship and trust of presidents Alexander Kwasniewski and Leonid Kuchma until 2005.
For the most part, it is characterized as constantly arising, but short-term outbreaks of discontent, relatively shallow manifestations of hostility, verbal and indirect aggression, focused on someone or something.
Being relatively shallow for its size, with a maximum depth of 84 m(276 ft) and a mean depth of 40 m(131 ft), Lake Victoria ranks as the seventh largest freshwater lake by volume, containing 2,750 cubic kilometers(2.2 million acre-feet) of water.
It was felt strongly because its epicenter was a relatively shallow one kilometer deep, according to officials.
Enthusiastically Russian Empire new lands of the Northern Black Sea and the establishment of new ports- Nikolaev(1789) and Odessa(1794)-revealed that the Kherson relatively shallow and can not accept large ships.
Moreover, such oil and gas reserves lie at a relatively shallow depth(up to 4 km) and are conventional reserves.
Search and Rescue Agency chief Muhammad Syaugi said he is certain it will not take long to locate the hull of the aircraft andits black box because of the relatively shallow(30-35m) depths of the waters it plunged into.
As a result, children learn to read more slowly.[4] For languages with relatively shallow orthographies, such as Italian and Finnish, new readers have few problems learning to decode words.
Being relatively shallow for its size, with a maximum depth of 276 feet(84 m) and a mean depth of 131 feet(40 m), Lake Victoria ranks as the seventh largest freshwater lake by volume, containing 2,750 cubic kilometres(2.2 million acre-feet) of water.
It was centered 53 km(33 miles) east of Bushehr, the site of a nuclear plant on Iran's southern coast on the Gulf andwas relatively shallow- only 10 km deep according to Iranian media- which would have amplified the shaking.
Happiness without meaning characterizes a relatively shallow, self-absorbed or even selfish life, in which things go well, needs and desire are easily satisfied, and difficult or taxing entanglements are avoided.
In connection with the extension of possibilities of using high-energysources of radiation therapy used mainly in relatively shallow location of a pathological focus, and if possible use of small doses of radiation.
These two species live on the seafloor from relatively shallow water to depths of 3,000 m(9,800 ft), and can grow to around 2 m(6.6 ft) long weighing up to 100 kg(220 lb), living up to 45 years.[1][22] The Antarctic toothfish lives close to the Antarctic mainland, whereas the Patagonian toothfish lives in the relatively warmer subantarctic waters.
A peninsula projecting from the south shore and an island off the north shore divide the lake into two basins,a smaller eastern one which is relatively shallow, between 13 to 19 meters, and a larger western one, with depths of 221 to 230 meters.