Examples of using To interference in English and their translations into Finnish
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It's vulnerable to interference.
If the PCB size is too small, the heat dissipation is not good, andthe adjacent lines are susceptible to interference.
JBL won the first Last Ride Match due to interference by Heidenreich.
Spread-spectrum and frequency-hopping techniques can be used with both analogue anddigital signalling to improve resistance to interference.
The Commission's proposal amounts to interference in national fiscal sovereignty.
Pushbutton dimmer can be controlled from 3-4 placesthe maximum cable length is 10 meters,while the dimmer circuit is critical to interference and noise.
Their signals are susceptible to interference generated as far away as 100 miles, or more.
And indeed, their arrival here would make you even more vulnerable to interference in the future.
Is even more unsusceptible to interferences and only reacts to one's own heart rate monitor.
And even after it failed a very critical test run due to interference, I kept pushing it.
It seems obvious to me, however,that this may lead to interference by one State in the legal arrangements of another State, unjustly restricting its sovereignty.
In the call center"Tricolor TV" the operator told,that any information about signal degradation due to interference of the company published in the news.
Anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures are tantamount to interference in the internal decisions of each country and threats that could be imposed by the WTO.
In addition, the Galileo signal's enhanced properties make it easier to acquire and track, andmore resistant to interference and reflections.
So, for example, the airfield was not fenced,making it came to interference from curious onlookers and simply impossible to made also a customs clearance for international air traffic.
This agreement removes any political obstacle to the existence of a governmental service with encrypted signals that are especially resistant to interference.
This way of guaranteeing the patient optimum care and treatment is diametrically opposed to interference by the European Parliament in individual health care issues.
Apart from amounting to interference, the statement by the Presidency is discriminatory because it authorises the penalisation of a population and denies these people their right to choose who to vote for.
Equally, and for the same reasons of ensuring impartiality, public media operators should be independent and not subject to interference by governmental authorities.
The mechanism forthis reduction is unknown, but could be due to interference of transporter activity for rosuvastatin alone or in combination with induction of its metabolism.
The same goes for safeguarding the efficient use of spectrum under the new(ca): this is an important aim of spectrum management, butis also linked to interference management parameters.
Newly independent nations were particularly sensitive to interference in what was perceived as their internal affairs and frequently felt that national sovereignty was being infringed.
Sometimes sound signal may be distorted light noise, the column should be installed near a power outlet,the analog devices are susceptible to interference and so far only available in sets of expensive theater systems.
Galileo will offer a robust service to the Safety of Life community providing also alternative levels of service for degraded modes of operation e.g. where one ortwo frequency would not be available due to interference.
The Commission assumes that the use of Article 13 is restricted to those cases where notification of the data subject might reasonably lead to interference with the assessment of compliance with excise legislation by the Member States in question.
In practice, its role would then involve management of encryption related to the controlled access service andthe definition of responses to possible security incidents, including real time dissemination of information related to interference.
The President of the Court of Justice indeed stated, in the order in Germany ν Commission, cited above, paragraphs 54, 57 and 80,that the steel sector is particularly sensitive to interference in its competitive operation, since the purpose of the system of aid to that sector is to ensure the survival of successful undertakings and not to maintain undertakings which could not continue to exist under normal market conditions.
Gemfibrozil caused an almost 3-fold increased in AUC of simvastatin acid possibly due to inhibition of glucoronidation via UGTA1 andUGTA3, and a 3-fold increase in pravastatin AUC which may be due to interference with transport proteins.
He also considered that, in respect of the untying remedy, Microso had not demonstrated specifically that it might suffer serious andirreparable damage owing to interference with its business policy or to injury to its reputation.
PL Madam President, I should like to conclude the comment made in my main intervention, andexplain what I wished to convey to the United Kingdom MEPs who are complaining that this directive is interventionist and amounts to interference in the internal affairs of Member States.