Examples of using Examples range in English and their translations into German
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Examples range from road traffic checks to the fight against organised crime;
Some current examples range from mycelium bricks to'vegan leather' and other design products.
Examples range from toothbrushes and hypoallergenic elastic watch straps to fender gaskets.
Obvious examples range from health-related issues(dieting and exercising) to saving behavior.
The examples range from the assessment of creditworthiness to measures against individuals seen to be posing terrorist threats.
The examples range from pressure spots on fruit, over cereal inspection, to production errors in silicon wafers and solar cells.
Examples range from simple cost models to complex dynamical systems or simulation of neural networks. These WWW pages offer some information on this subject.
The examples range from simple analyses involving a single variable, to multiple-variable graphs that enable you to see relationships between many variables.
Examples range from the recent‘battle group' formations suggested by France, Germany and the United Kingdom, and the Headline Goal 2010 objectives.
Examples range from renting a databank in Denmark to reaching out to primary school students in Poland or delivering high-quality statistics via the Canadian e Daily bulletin, among others.
Examples range from the debt cancellation in Solon's Athens 594 BC, the Biblical Jubilee of Debt Relief to the London Agreement on German External Debts, which bailed Germany out in 1953.
Examples ranged from the introduction of integrated, people-centred models of HIV services, to innovative and inclusive HIV prevention, testing, treatment and care, to the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
The examples range from integrated strategies, which take a holistic approach to a region's transport and tourism development(e.g. the New Forest, UK) to very simple, but effective measures taken in response to a specific problem e.g. Portofino, Italy.
The examples range from negotiating for health in the Paris Agreement on climate change and the pursuit of the Sustainable Development Goals, to placing antimicrobial resistance on the global agenda and showing the relevance of city health diplomacy.
Examples range from malfunctioning instruments and apparatus in the midst of a complicated operation to a possible worst-case scenario such as the unintentional cessation of life-support measures, It is therefore important, especially for medical power supplies, to strive for the highest possible reliability and to guard against any incidents.
Examples range from a global sustainability strategy for an internationally operating consumer goods company, and the optimisation of logistics and production efficiency with the associated savings in terms of costs, energy consumption and CO2 emissions, through to the development of business models for successful growth e. g.
The examples range from developing products other countries want to import, to making it easier for traders to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the multilateral trading system(meeting international technical and phytosanitary standards, certification or customs administration and processes) or to building capacity training and equipping negotiators.
Examples range from the Australian government, which wants to regulate the sharing economy, to the EU, which is preparing for the regulation of“Silicon Valley” companies, to German regulators that have already looked into the activities of Google, and to a control structure for the Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency at the heart of the digital transformation.
With examples ranging from jet engine parts to prosthetic limbs to entire cars, the additive manufacturing/ 3D printing industry has definitely established a firm footing in Industry 4.0 and this is very visible at the Messe this year.
We look to historical examples ranging from the aforementioned Realists to Dadaists, from Constructivists to Situationists, from the Art Workers' Coalition to Artists Meeting for Cultural Change, which at important historical moments in their respective milieus articulated a great variety of ways of contesting the reactionary status quo, and interventions in art and politics that took place both inside and outside the Salon, the Museum, the Academy or the Gallery.