Примери за използване на Which would otherwise на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Reuse materials which would otherwise end up as trash.
In other words, a license is permission to do something which would otherwise be illegal.
The object which would otherwise satisfy us, when it assails us unbidden makes us suffer.
With my eyes, I see millions of things which would otherwise have remained hidden.
The information which would otherwise be contained in the relevant securities note less the final terms where the final terms are not included in the base prospectus.
With my eyes, I see millions of things which would otherwise have remained hidden.
(b) the information which would otherwise be contained in the relevant securities note, with the exception of the final terms where the final terms are not included in the base prospectus.
It gives a life of huge territories, which would otherwise be barren desert.
This can happen without any external signs, but if you attempt to measure current with a burnt fuse,the only thing is that the indication on the display will be zero because the fuse has disconnected the circuit, which would otherwise close through the device.
Death puts an end to evil, which would otherwise exist for ever on earth.
The central banks may find themselves compelled to abruptly raise the interest rates to fight inflation, which would otherwise suffocate economic growth.
Software licenses grant rights to users which would otherwise be reserved by law to the copyright holder.
Researchers think that electronic devices' blue light suppresses the production of the sleep hormone melatonin, which would otherwise cause you to become drowsy.
People that firsthand feel the beauty of a river, which would otherwise be indifferent to environmental issues may gain a strong desire to protect and preserve that area because of the positive experience.
Unfortunately, he forgot to visit the opposition, which would otherwise be customary.
CO2 capture' means the activity of capturing from gas streams carbon dioxide(CO2), which would otherwise be emitted, for the purposes of transport and geological storage in a storage site permitted under Directive 2009/31/EC;
One would be to cut down sugar substitute that glass of Coke with a glass of water andyou are taking sugar from your diet which would otherwise wind up stored as fat.
A rooted phone has complete access over data which would otherwise be locked by the phone's manufacturers.
The e-gas plant is connected to a waste-biogas plant,which supplies the concentrated CO2 necessary for methanation and which would otherwise pollute the atmosphere.
The scientists hypothesized that caffeine blocked a chemical in the body called adenosine, which would otherwise enable immune cells to enter the central nervous system and destroy myelin.
This is done through a never-before-seen mechanism, she said, in which TXNIP triggers the beta cells to make a snippet of genetic material, called microRNA-204, that interferes with another molecule,called transcription factor MafA, which would otherwise turn on the insulin gene.
Developers can submit to 100 sites within just a few hours, which would otherwise take several days.
(d)life-contingent annuities and pensions(ie contracts that provide compensation for the uncertain future event- the survival of the annuitant or pensioner- to assist the annuitant orpensioner in maintaining a given standard of living, which would otherwise be adversely affected by his or her survival).
Thanks to this filter,we can separate out that extra information which would otherwise submerge our minds in chaos.
The primary effect of regeneration in a Stirling engine is to increase the thermal efficiency by'recycling' internal heat which would otherwise pass through the engine irreversibly.
They propose that it is these weakened connections that reduce their ability to shift to orallow influence to come mostly from the executive control network, which would otherwise help them strengthen their resolve and maintain their ability to resist cravings for cigarettes.
Therefore, the continuation of the measures would shield the Union industry from an intensive andunfair price pressure which would otherwise be exerted by the Chinese imports.
By allowing the colonies a very extensive market for their lumber,the law endeavours to facilitate improvement by raising the price of a commodity which would otherwise be of little value, and thereby enabling them to make some profit of what would otherwise be a mere expence.
The Competition Authority will grant an undertaking immunity from any fine which would otherwise have been imposed if.
Members of the Royal Family can undertake local orspecialist engagements which would otherwise have to be declined.