Examples of using To chart in English and their translations into Czech
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It's time to chart it.
I need to chart the progress of the viral.
Fifteen minutes to chart.
Why this need to chart the unexplainable?
The Pilgrims were the first to chart it.
We need to chart Aaron's brain activity.
Do you subscribe to Chart Scope?
I'm trying to chart the life cycle of the virus.
The Nekrit Expanse is too unstable to chart.
I need to chart the progress of the viral… I'm sorry.
The Nekrit Expanse is too unstable to chart.
I have been trying to chart the life cycle of the virus.
We have another 20 million cubic kilometres to chart.
We have only been able to chart a few of the corridors.
And I believe I was called to the papacy to chart it.
He will be unable to chart a course that's less than 10 parsecs.
We're the first Starfleet vessel to chart this region.
If we want to chart it, we will have to launch a probe soon.
Because selling this ship allows us the freedom to chart our own course.
We just need enough to chart a clear route from the land to the lab.
Last year was fraught with unforeseeable obstacles, butI am ready to chart a new course.
I have also managed to chart some of them in the Abydos night sky, or at least pretty close.
And we know that it takes seven points to chart a course through space.
I need to chart what our family tree would look like if Richard married New Christine and I married her father.
We need to change our focus.you will see that looking ahead to 2020, If you turn to chart three.
His goal is to chart every single neuron and synapse and create a complete map of the brain, called the connectome.
Now, according to comparison charts between Banneker's map and, uh,what I have been able to chart of this tunnel system, we're close.
We have arrived at Orelious IX to chart the battle in which the Menthars and Promellians fought to extinction.
In 1877, the explorer Henry Morton Stanley, a bit of a rogue who would fought on both sides during the American Civil War,became the first Westerner to chart the entire 3,000-mile course of the Congo River.
The future direction of human evolution is difficult to chart, but certainly we would think that some continued expansion of brain size may be something that we're gonna continue to see as we move forward in human evolution.
