Примери за използване на Also corresponds на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This also corresponds to Old.
This hairstyle looks luxuriously presentable, and also corresponds to the age of Angelina.
Each day also corresponds with a separate planet.
Yes, unfortunately, this fact,which seemed absurd earlier, also corresponds to reality.
This approach also corresponds to the principles of the EU Structural Funds.
If everything in life is energy, then our thoughts andwhat is in the material world, also corresponds with that energy.
Revolving credit interest also corresponds to the interest at the time of caching.
In Canada and Britain, it was 5 per million and 0.7 per million, respectively, which also corresponds with differences in gun ownership.
This time also corresponds to peak serum levels of progesterone and estradiol.
Recommendation 6 The Commission has therefore proposed to have a multiannual programming exercise in the context of the future Fund, which also corresponds to the Court's recommendation.
This also corresponds to the logic of the putting into place of EU market surveillance provisions.
Moreover, for Marco Polo II, the amount of committed shift also corresponds to the substantial part of the expected increase of 20,5 btk.
It also corresponds to the qualities possessed by the young fruit of the plant- the juicy, delicious. And possess a host of….
For the case study, written test in the field andthe translation tests this code also corresponds to additional information on the language of the test and the keyboard.
Standard Mandarin also corresponds to the written Chinese forms- hanzi(Chinese characters) used by all Chinese speakers around the world.
Charge'… may be defined as'the official notification given to an individual by the competent authority of an allegation that he hascommitted a criminal offence', a definition that also corresponds to the test whether'the situation of the[suspect] has been substantially affected'.
Personal attitude towards our clients also corresponds to the personal attitude of our specialists to individual servers.
This also corresponds to the Nielsen study, in which it was found that 45% of parents surveyed have a data plan for children aged 10 to 12 years.
Replies of the Commission 67 60 The Commission agrees only partially with this statement since it should also take into account that this often also corresponds to the request of the partner countries, particularly in the Eastern Neighbourhood countries, and that spending on border management may in general be far more expensive than on other areas such as socio-economic projects tackling migrants' integration.
This also corresponds to the general trend, in view of the shortage skilled labour and high personnel costs, to increasingly shift to partially mechanised and fully automated welding processes.
This period of solar inactivity, known as the Maunder Minimum, also corresponds to a climatic period called the“Little Ice Age” when rivers that are normally ice-free froze and snow fields remained year-round at lower altitudes.
Each center also corresponds to a particular spiritual quality such as compassion, love, faith, hope, intellectual abilities, appreciation for music, the inclination for mathematics, and so on.
This sacred distance interval also corresponds to 1/4 of the 19.1% Fibonacci distance from the Great Pyramid to the temples of Angkor Wat(19.1/ 4= 4.775).
The difference in output also corresponds to their scale- BGN 13.1 billion in the Plovdiv economic area and BGN 7.1 billion in Stara Zagora, the latter being relatively evenly distributed in the four centers of the zone(the municipalities of Stara Zagora, Kazanlak, Radnevo and Galabovo).
This period of solar inactivity also corresponds to a climatic period called the'Little Ice Age' when rivers that are normally ice-free froze and snow fields remained year-round at lower altitudes.
€œThis period of solar inactivity also corresponds to a climatic period called the ‘Little Ice Age’ when rivers that are normally ice-free froze and snow fields remained year-round at lower altitudes.