Examples of using Each problem in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Each problem has only one correct answer.
Drop a silver dollar through my mail slot. For each problem.
We solve each problem, but we never get ahead.
Even in bed, the thoughts are still wide awake and give each problem a chance- just not to sleep.
Each problem requires its own individual decision.
Also, I have labeled each problem by the skills that it requires.
Each problem is studied by Yang for three different aspects.
Stick to solving one problem at a time,that way you can understand each problem as the other person sees it.
For each problem, drop a silver dollar through my mail slot.
And only after you have mastered this technique andmake sure that the body normally moves it is possible to increase the duration of canned massage on each problem area up to 10-15 minutes.
For each problem, the company's specialists have created a number of tools.
It was more than just the mathematics which he learnt that was important to him,for in addition he learnt from Routh how to come up with the most appropriate mathematical methods to tackle each problem.
A: Please review each problem before reporting it to security@debian. org.
Registry Care is an easy-to-use application that uses high-performance algorithms to quickly identify invalid or orphaned references within the Windows Registry andallows you to repair each problem selectively or repair them all automatically.
For each problem we provide a short description of the issue, its frequency and user feedback.
I am entirely prepared to accept as a broad caveat on our common foreign andsecurity policy that we are seeking here to forge common positions among fifteen Member States who may not approach each problem with the same perspective, the same historical background or, indeed, the same pressures of public opinion.
If you are told:“For each problem, select the appropriate equation,”- do not worry- this is entirely real.
It's only when you confront each problem in turn that your situation improves and you start to feel in control of events again.
It is shown that under the above three conditions, for each problem of a compressible boundary layer, a corresponding problem of an incompressible boundary layer can be set up by a suitable transformation of variables.
With such a list, it may be tempting to tackle each problem separately, but if you choose a stepbystep solution, you must be careful to avoid suboptimisation- in other words, it is no good achieving improvements in one place if you thereby create greater problems somewhere else.
Each little problem, no matter how small, becomes a whole world. Everything is enormous, deformed, monstrous, unbearable.
It is a problem where each case differs from one individual to another.
This allows a student to master the skills necessary for each individual problem before moving on to the next.
The nicknames for each social problem are based on the Napoleonic cartoon in the first cell.
I think it's a problem for each of us as individuals.