Examples of using To factor in English and their translations into Czech
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I forgot to factor in the traffic.
Well, there are a number of things to factor in.
I forgot to factor in the traffic.
We still have Yoon and his crew to factor in.
Owing to factors of localised energy.
Well, there are a number of things to factor in.
I forgot to factor in the traffic. I miscalculated.
I will not allow emotions to factor into my decisions.
I'm choosing to factor that into my psychological profile of a killer.
I miscalculated. I forgot to factor in the traffic.
Press and hold the button to decrease the zoom down to factor 2×.
And clearly I forgot to factor in that Nolan is always high.
Press and hold the button to increase the zoom up to factor 22×.
Now I mean we have done billions of calculations to factor in the orbit of Titan and Saturn, solar winds.
Radiation pressure-- to factor in the orbit of titan and saturn, solar winds, Now I mean we have done billions of calculations.
Currently it is, but Ginny also asked me to factor in this case.
We will also need to factor these changing movements into basic rights for those who cross the Mediterranean and settle in Europe.
Our target industry is extremely sensitive to factors concerning safety and time.
Data on immune tolerance induction(ITI)have been collected in patients with haemophilia A who had developed inhibitors to factor VIII.
In order to make that effort,they must not fall victim to factors outside their work over which they have absolutely no control.
Supplier assigns the account receivable to a factoring company in his country(Export Factor); that assigns such account receivable to Factoring KB.
Bread is very sensitive to factors in its environment such as room temperature, weather, humidity, altitude, airflow fluctuations and use of the timer.
It is not at all clear how an employer is supposed to assess work of equivalent value, whether he is required,for example, to factor in the availability of suitably qualified applicants.
However, we need to factor in the risk that, based on the measures taken, we are indebting ourselves to the hilt and it is difficult for us to avoid reaching the situation where we are leaving future generations to shoulder the payment of these debts.
As long as that is the case, the Commission does not consider it appropriate to intervene in a market where the latest developments can be traced largely to factors over which the Commission has no influence whatsoever.
This can be even more pronounced in facial skin,which is not only most exposed to factors like UV rays, pollutants and chemicals, but is also where the epidermis can be as thin as 0.02mm, compared to an average thickness of 0.1mm elsewhere.
Significant price fluctuations are occurring from year to year, and indeed from month to month, andare often due to factors beyond our control, such as the global financial crisis and, indeed, the price of oil.
Bread is very sensitive to factors in its environment such as room temperature, weather, humidity, altitude, airflow fluctuations and use of the timer. The shape of the bread can also be affected if you use ingredients that are not fresh or that have not been measured correctly.
Thirdly- and very importantly- there is the fact that it gives the Member States the ability and the freedom to factor costs such as noise and pollutant emissions into their road charges at a future point.
In other words, health inequalities are not just related to access to healthcare, but also to factors as different as living conditions, housing, education, profession, income and lifestyle.