Examples of using Characterisation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Characterisation as genocide.
The Panel finds that this characterisation is inaccurate.
Characterisation of the operating performance.
In her first session they completed an exercise around characterisation.
Characterisation of the ap rating performance.
Counsel also rejects the characterisation of the case as manifestly ill-founded.
Characterisation of the operating performance.
In our view,this should not lead to unfruitful debate on characterisation of elements.
The chemical characterisation of alpha- and beta-HCH is compiled in table 1.1.
Project 1.3: Methodologiesfor cell division membrane protein production, purification and characterisation.
The chemical characterisation of alpha- and beta-HCH is compiled in table 1.1. Table 1.1.
Ethiopia referred to the question that a particular ethnic group dominates the Government,and stressed that it took exception to that characterisation.
The new wording also makes a new, wider, characterisation of the crime of trafficking in human beings.
The risk characterisation is performed by comparing the PEC with the relevant PNEC for each environmental compartment/endpoint.
The launching of a project of multinational repository wouldbegin with solid technical evaluations of waste characterisation, conditioning and transportation.
Remez generalised Chebyshev- Markov characterisation theory and used it to obtain approximate solutions of differential equations.
In addition participation as observers needs to besupported at focused workshops dealing with instrument characterisation and development of standard operating procedures.
Uścinowicz Sz., 2001-- Seabed characterisation of the western part of Gdańsk Basin along the planned Klaipeda-Władysławowo cable route.
The protection of civilians should not be used as a pretext for United Nations military intervention anda solution must be found to the legal difficulties relating to the characterisation of civilians in armed conflicts as combatants.
Other topics to which Lukacs made major contributions include characterisations of distributions, stability of characterisation results and functional equations.
Also for monitoring purposes enantiomeric fractions(EFs, calculated by the formula EF = ER/(ER+1), ER = enantiomeric ratio:(+)/(-) alpha-HCH, Kallenborn et al.,2001). have been quantified for the characterisation of residues.
This has allowed some limited, but incomplete, characterisation of the potential range of futures and their impacts[see Section 4 on key future impacts in all core chapters].
For a number of different scenarios of releases from different uses and with different degradation ratesfor PFOS-substances, all the risk characterisation ratios are below 1 except for the use area of formulation fire fighting foams.
They are also contributing to characterisation of pathogenicity, the study of host-pathogen interactions, including the humoral immune response, and the evaluation of mechanisms of action for anti-microbials.
Also for monitoring purposes enantiomeric fractions(EFs, calculated by the formula EF = ER/(ER+1), ER = enantiomeric ratio:(+)/(-) alpha-HCH, Kallenborn et al., 2001)have been quantified for the characterisation of residues.
The State party submits that characterisation of a threat to national security is its sovereign right and fully within its domestic jurisdiction, as per Article 2, paragraph 7, of the Charter of the United Nations.
For a number of different scenarios of releases from different uses and withdifferent degradation rates for PFOS-substances, all the risk characterisation ratios are below 1 except for the use area of formulation fire fighting foams and paper treatment(assuming complete conversion of PFOS-related substances to PFOS before release).(EA, 2004).
In addition, a risk evaluation using risk characterisation ratios(PEC: PNEC comparison) has been carried out by the Environment Agency of England and Wales to assist in the setting of priorities for risk reduction(EA, 2004).