Examples of using The glossary in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
This link references the glossary.
The glossary is to provide information.
Updated version of the glossary: http://europa.eu. int.
A notched thumb tab provides instant access to the glossary.
Browse the glossary using this index.
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Industry and company as defined in the glossary/Part Two.
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All items referred with* are explained in the glossary attached to this MEMO.
The glossary is being updated given the recent signing of the Treaty of Lisbon.
For more information, see the Glossary, Technical Introduction and Useful Resources.
If you do notunderstand the color values, be sure to read the glossary on RGB-combination.
Highlighting text, taking notes, searching for content andfinding definitions in the glossary are just as easy.
All universities as defined in the glossary and recognised by the national authorities;
Further definitions of technical terms used in this Guideline are included in the glossary attached as Annex II.
If you don't add any terms, your book won't have a glossary but you can't delete the Glossary element from a template.
The glossary referred to in point(b) of Article 17 of Regulation(EC) No 1348/2000 is Annex II to this Decision.
In the glossary, readers can tap or click a term or one of its index links to view the term in context in the book.
If the Add Term button isn't available(if it's dimmed and says"Added"),the term has already been added to the glossary.
With the wrapon command you can set wrapping on for the canvas.Please see the glossary if you want to know what wrapping is.
Use the Glossary> Manage Glossaries command to open a window displaying all local and global glossaries. .
Once you have found whatyou were looking for, don't forget to add it to the Glossary(if it wasn't already there) to help your fellow Wikimedians.
The glossary was compiled by Mr. Dallas, and being an excellent collection of clear and sufficient definitions, must have proved useful to many readers.
Further, an accompanying supplement contains the glossary for the book along with charts, graphs and other related materials reprinted from the book.
The Glossary(Tools Glossary…) explains the most important chemical words and shows you pictures of the most common tools along with an explanation.
It is possible to specify more paths to look for glossaries by opening the glossary manager using the command File> Browse Glossaries. .
There are no words in the glossary that starts with neither W nor Y. And precisely the Y is hard to find, because notoriously few words begin with Y in German.