Exemplos de uso de Particular quality em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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You referred to the particular quality of your tie.
Of course, however,there have to be other possibilities for designating particular quality accordingly.
Palm oil also has the particular quality of being a saturated fat and semi-solid rather than liquid at room temperature.
The intervention agency may specify a particular quality of packaging.
Virtues and vices may be represented by small figures with particular attributes, orby animals that were thought to embody a particular quality.
Demarcated Region: a winegrowing area that produces wine products with particular quality characteristics and whose name is used to designate a DO;
In particular, quality of life has to be redefined considering disparities, disamenities, and all the contradictions linked to the socioeconomic and technological development of the cities.
Identifying with the figure helps to enhance the particular quality that it embodies.
Yet, when we think about this particular quality, we find that it was not something unique for Abdullah, but a quality that all believers have in common.
For acceptance, the intervention agency may specify a minimum thickness of polythene lining as well as a particular quality of jute bag.
This material reduces vibration, its long-term performance(depending on its particular quality, either"slightly elastic" or"elastic") is moderate to good, and it provides good electrical insulation.
The proposal had been submitted to the Council by the Commission owing to problems arising from imports into the Community of a particular quality of barley used for brewing.
In particular, quality in terms of security and reliability is becoming an important concern for innovative, composite services that have to rely on the interconnection of diverse systems in different domains.
Today we propose a contour quick and easy to prepare: the fiarielli; Outline the typical kind of Ischia andNaples, friarielli have a particular quality of broccoli that are only found in Campania.
If we would be free of any particular quality, we must understand the whole process of the thinker and the thought, we must see the truth that the thinker is not separate from thought, but that they are a single, unitary process.
That is the case where pluralism in themass media is concerned, and it is particularly true in the protection of public broadcasting, which guarantees a particular quality and makes the claim of providing as many people as possible with access to culture.
The jury would also like to stress the particular quality and relevance of the works presented by the remaining finalist artists, showing a vast research and experimentation field, visible in the various media that comprise them.
The listing of any travel services(including accommodation) on the Hostelworld Sites is not and should not be taken as a specific recommendation from us or a representation that the travel services will be suitable for your purpose orthat the travel services will be of any particular quality.
Employment issues are at the hub the Foundation's current programme of work, in particular quality of work and changes in the labour market from the perspective of improvements in living and working conditions.
The listing of any travel services(including accommodation) on the Hostelworld Sites is not and should not be taken as a specific recommendation from us or a representation that the travel services will be suitable for your purpose orthat the travel services will be of any particular quality.
The text highlights the importance of psychoanalytic technique andthe appropriate use of empathy as a particular quality of the analyst. The work points out aspects that differentiate empathy, identification, and countertransference in the daily life of the psychoanalytic clinical process.
Relying on the fifth indent of point B(1)(b) of Annex VII to Regulation No 1493/1999, the Bundesverwaltungsgericht takes the view that the designations‘Réserve' and‘Grande Réserve' and‘Reserve' and‘PrivatReserve' are essentially other traditional terms andare intended to refer to a particular quality of the wine based on the production or ageing method.
A geographical indication(GI) identifies goods as originating from a country, region orlocality where a particular quality, reputation or other characteristic of the product is linked to its geographical origin, for example Bordeaux wine, Murano glass or Parma ham.
According to Gregory Halfond,such congruence was a particular quality of the Gallo-Roman church, in which the Roman aristocracy made up an important part of the leadership of the Gallo-Roman(and later the Frankish) church; continuity in this power nexus is indicated also by the continued use of Roman procedures in the councils.
It is possible that insurance companies will place important conditions on the grant of insurance cover which may require the introduction of particular quality control systems adopted so that the chances of a defective product are reduced if not eliminated.
Mr President, Commissioner, we in this House acted with deliberation when excluding health services from the services directive,for these are particular services that needed a particular quality, a high standard of health provision, one, moreover, organised in such a way that everyone, irrespective of where they live or of how much is in their wallets, can actually have access to these health services.
If we ask why does someone pay several million dollars for a Stradivarius cello-- a cello built in Italy several hundred years ago-- there's a particular quality to that cello, the timbre of that cello is very different than if we buy a modern mass produced cello for $100.
We know there are particular qualities that make people successful in our organisation.
The adjectives describe particular qualities, such as the look, shape, sound, taste, or size, of the noun.
Our release films show particular qualities in their heat and cold resistance", emphasizes Funke.