Примери коришћења Characterises на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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He characterises me as a German.
They give the overall emotional coloration that characterises what happens to you.
What characterises an innovative company?
Secession from the concerns andnorms of the rest of society characterises any well established elite.
P source characterises data as provisional;
They must be embedded in the continuing organisational change and development that characterises modern companies.
It has become commonplace and characterises the life of the Russian society."[26].
What characterises this substance is the length of the cycle which is typically longer in order to obtain a noticeable androgenic effect.
And vice-versa- to consider only what applies generally, characterises everything, what is universally accepted?
An area well known for its production of a particular product is able to not only market this local product, butmay also promote its use as a natural resource that characterises the area.
And vice-versa- to consider only what applies generally, characterises everything, what is universally accepted?
This change in name characterises the shift from primarily agricultural education and research to a broader focus comprising newly emerging issues in natural resources management and food quality.
The negotiations were conducted in a good spirit of cooperation andin a constructive way that characterises our relations,” Minister Ohisalo said./ibna.
The term technology thus often characterises inventions and gadgets using recently-discovered scientific principles and processes.
Furthermore, the Ichimatsu dolls realistically represent the Japanese children, etc. What characterises the Japanese dolls is the serenity emitted from their faces.
As the need for different interests characterises them, they will want to try in little by little and this need to quickly shift from one investment to another can well highlight their traits of inconsistency, which is also characteristic for this birthdate.
Much attention will be on Finland,where HM is particularly successful and characterises musical culture more than in other European or non-European countries.”.
Such social resentment characterises contemporary political discussions about the socio-political functions of mass-communication media and science; that is, scientific facts, generally accepted by educated people throughout the world, are misrepresented as opinions in the U.S., specifically about climate science and global warming.
The final part of the course will focus on Finland,where HM is particularly successful and characterises musical culture more than in other European or non-European countries.
In many instances the structural protein fold that characterises the clan or family may have lost its catalytic activity, yet retain its function in protein recognition and binding.
A number of lectures will be devoted to HM in Finland,where this genre had a particularly successful span in recent times, and characterises musical culture more than in other European or non-European countries.
But in all this vast variety, there is not that sense of otherness that characterises our world, where each thing is alone by itself and has nothing directly to do with the other things around it.
Ignorance and lack of concern about the abject poverty andlack of choice that characterises the men's lives leads the women to romanticise their actions.
A number of lectures will be devoted to HM in Finland,where this genre is particularly successful and characterises musical culture more than in other European or non-European countries.
In revising,"Wilde transformed standard nonsense into the more systemic anddisconcerting illogicality which characterises Earnest's dialogue".[9] Richard Ellmann argues Wilde had reached his artistic maturity and wrote more surely and rapidly.[3].
Qualities that characterise great institutes of learning.
RDI projects and assignments characterise the learning process.
Everything in it can be characterised as ineffable, indescribable or inexplicable.
Organic ambient music- is characterised by integration of electronic, electric, and musical instruments.
Its architecture is characterised by circular houses and a maze of passages.