Примери за използване на Characterises на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That is what characterises it.
Characterises the rate of pulsatile secretion of certain hormones such as GnRH and LH.
This is what characterises great artists.
Together they form the Dk/t value,called transmissibility, which characterises the lens.
What characterises each decade?
When severe this capillary leak characterises severe dengue.
Which characterises societies today.
And is there something that characterises all humble people?
I would define it as a choice that is not in compliance with the European spirit that characterises the region.
A scientific study characterises our circles of friendships.
The L-functions play a special role,acting like‘DNA' which characterises the other objects.
And this is what characterises today's existential feelings of a multitude.
This is a good approach, which is something that characterises the report as a whole.
Abstract: This study characterises accounting occupational risk by examining its sources.
There is little doubt that post-variativity characterises contemporary art.
But what characterises ancient ideas is the fact that they closely connect belief in the gods with observation of the sky.
In the paper Nash-Williams characterises infinite recurrent graphs.
Coming into a muy mucho shop means being taken over by the pleasant, relaxing atmosphere that characterises us.
A preponderant use of fresh herbs characterises Mediterranean cuisine.
This type of indicator characterises the market's intensity on a certain price by examining the FX market positions taken by different market participants.
Non-severe dengue- fever followed by recovery characterises non-severe dengue.
Conditional morphemic segmentability characterises words whose segmentation into the constituent morphemes is doubtful for semantic reasons.
There is no architecture style that entirely characterises the whole of Sydney.
A level of normalisation that characterises a group of attributes or data elements.
The so-called migrants' andrefugees' crisis brings to the surface the systematic violence which characterises the present of this Europe.
Even if not directly, education characterises the skill-rate of the people and the work-power.
On board, the control knob used to select the 4 driving modes(Auto, ZEV, Sport, 4WD),particularly well integrated into the centreconsole, underlines the high level of perceived quality that characterises the whole 508 range.
I also talked about a fundamental value that characterises Europe- a value that brings freedom and diversity together in Europe.
That term refers to the judiciary, which must, as the Advocate General observed in point39 of his Opinion, be distinguished, in accordance with the principle of the separation of powers which characterises the operation of the rule of law, from the executive.
The latter would counteract the madness that sometimes characterises those who take decisions on the basis of purely financial considerations.