Примери коришћења We would expect на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Latin
-
Cyrillic
In this case, we would expect.
We would expect to be consulted.
Not what we would expect.
But on average, half that time is what we would expect.
Normally, we would expect some stability in the coming years.
Thus, in this case, we would expect.
Here is where we would expect everyone to be better off than the richest person alive today.
We would expect there to be no difference, because Neanderthals were never in Africa.
That's precisely what we would expect from the text.
We would expect Turkey now to put up a new gear and seriously start to pursue… reforms again.".
Here, for example, is where we would expect no one to live in extreme poverty.
If we get all of the fish of a coral reef together andweigh them, this is what we would expect.
If we'd evolved in a vacuum, we would expect them to hit the ground simultaneously.
This solar minimum came early, andthat is exactly what we would expect if we were entering a“grand solar minimum”.
Given that recently cost of current models 16 and64 One GB's grown in Europe were probably the difference will not be so high as we would expect.
Is very good change although we would expect that it extends to the preview of the line type change, source, or dimensioning properties.
It says that if that superrich sports star had all the same characteristics butthey were also white, we would expect them to be better off in society.
In the 1960s there were around 45 million people in Britain, and we would expect one person in every 22,000, or roughly 2,000 people, to have this amazing experience in each generation.
Type 1 diabetes has a genetic basis, but“the incidence of type 1 diabetes has been growing at an appreciable pace andthe rate of increase has far exceeded what we would expect based on genetics alone,” said Dr. Krischer.
If these were random doodles or decorations, we would expect to see a lot more variation, but instead what we find are the same signs repeating across both space and time.
What it goes on‘doing something', moving, exchanging material with its environments, and so forth, andthat for a much longer period than we would expect an inanimate piece of matter to‘keep going' under similar circumstances.”.
For one thing, if this was just the Ebbinghaus effect,then we would expect the moon illusion to disappear for pilots flying high above the clouds since there wouldn't be any other smaller objects near the horizon.
The range of lifestyles- or lifestyle ideals- offered by the media may be limited, butat the same time it is usually broader than those we would expect to just'bump into' in everyday life.
However, its interactions with other drugs are weaker than we would expect, because ginseng, taken at long-term in low doses, only causes a slight change in the expression of certain genes.
So two things happened: the part which communicated directly with the most advanced world was limited to the coastal areas of the Adriatic and never expanded into the hinterland; and the inconvenience of the land route between Italy and Greece made hinterlands additionally underdeveloped andless urbanized than we would expect.
In other words, if we measured speed as a function of distance-- this is the only time I'm going to show a graph,OK-- we would expect that it goes down as the distance increases from the center of the galaxy.
In an out-of-control situation where we would expect people to organise, protest, put up roadblocks and vote en masse for nationalist parties, we are instead subjected to the ridiculous spectacle of meek, effeminate Europeans dressed up in unisex outfits chalking“No to terrorism!” on sidewalks.
John Ohala argues that the function of the lowered larynx in humans, especially males, is probably to enhance threat displays rather than speech itself.[171]Ohala points out that if the lowered larynx were an adaptation for speech, we would expect adult human males to be better adapted in this respect than adult females, whose larynx is considerably less low.