Examples of using To approximate in English and their translations into Czech
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But I was able to approximate his physical location.
I can't get this wound to approximate.
To approximate the year the person was born. She was able to extract enough carbonate.
With a little help, we might be able to approximate its course.
To approximate a time difference, I use memory, logic, and math but I don't know what time feels like.
Took us thousands of years to approximate what they just come by naturally.
I'm not sure what sort of regional accent you were trying to approximate, Stephen.
I use memory, logic,and math to approximate a time difference, but I don't know what time feels like.
The real number of Bratva men in the tristate area would be difficult to approximate.
She was able to extract enough carbonate to approximate the year the person was born.
Well, you have never known fear, Data butas an acute observer of behavior you should be able to approximate it.
I'm merely using DNA information that's already been collected to approximate the genetic description of an ATF agent's killer.
But if I had to approximate, I would say this man was killed shortly after our lieutenant was shot on the dinner boat.
Right, and if there's been sightings,then we might be able to approximate his location.
It appears reasonable to approximate the rates of excise duty, but the process should be slow and be spread over many stages.
Taking into account the difference in sun position,we should be able to approximate when our killer painted the Fleur-De-lis.
The only clue to approximate orientation as to the magnitude of Rössler‘s legacy is the fact that the purchase of several dozen photographs, photograms, collages and drawings of the 1920's and 30‘s by the J.
In other words, we have a long ways to go before we can begin to approximate the real thinking process that takes place in a human being.
The aim of the revision was to approximate the results of the simplified calculation procedure to the results of advanced computational simulation in TRNSYS, and introduce climate data presented in TNI 73 0331 for assessment of buildings.
I also believethat the directive can, in the long term, help to approximate the level of medical services in the individual EU Member States.
We are striving to approximate the topic of refugee and migration to students and to explain some basic terms, as well as to use situational games to convey the problems that foreigners have to face in our country.
I welcome the creation of the European Asylum Support Office,since it is vital to approximate not only the laws but also the practices of the Member States.
While the Commission would have wished to approximate the level of penalties, the Court of Justice judgment of October 2007 makes that impossible on the legal basis of the Treaty, and the Court's ruling must be respected.
SK Madam President,I would like to begin by applauding the effort of the Turkish administration to approximate its political structures to a European value system.
In my view, further harmonisation in implementing customs legislation can be achieved through the following initiatives: the current work on the implementation of the modernised Customs Code and the e-Customs Decision; a new programme for targeted monitoring of the correct and uniform application of customs legislation, and an assessment,in partnership with the Member States, of the needs and possibilities to approximate customs offences and penalties.
We tried to use Ducky's case as a baseline to approximate when Calvin received the tattoo, and the difference was approximately three hours.
Our objective was to raise and approximate the minimum levels of excise duty on diesel andunleaded petrol in order to maintain the real value of the minima, and to approximate the national rates in order to significantly reduce what is known as'fuel tourism.
Over the past year, the Commission has made a major contribution to approximating the legal frameworks of Member States in this work.