Examples of using Same development in English and their translations into Greek
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Paul'cause Sandy was living in the same development.
We see the same development with computers.
But you get fifty percent of the same development yeah.
You could see the same development in Germany and all over the world.
This is also an opportunity for other investors to come on board andbe part of the same development.”.
He was able to use that same development server.
The same developments that make our civilization easier to surveil make it harder to predict.
It is not at all ruled out that the same development could take place in Venezuela.
Not all children will share the same skill set, norwill they all experience the exact same development.
With each menstrual period, the implants go through the same development(thickening, bleeding and breaking down);
But it remains true that the two sequences work from the same diplomatic logic, andmay lead to the same developments.
The same development held for hypertension and diabetes, based on the workforce led by Elizabeth Millett of the University of Oxford.
However, both these styles, unlike steampunk,preach just the same development of modern science with its digital technologies.
The same development which separated them from their means of production and subsistence also gave rise to large landed property and large financial capital.
Unfortunately, we will not update you with a list of demands put forward,it is caused by the same development of the game.
When there are multiple cities who have achieved the same development level, the city that reached this the first gets added to the mega cities list.
While fruit development is being followed,it is paid attention that the fruits of the same species are present in the same development period.
A house in the same development last year sold for almost HK$1.4 billion, making it Asia's most expensive property on a per sq ft basis.
With scale and better capacity factors,we believe the cost curve for floating wind will see the same development as the cost curve for fixed bottom.
The game was created by the same development team that worked on the Super Mario Galaxy games and Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, currently part of Nintendo EAD Tokyo.
The soul-searching process addressing global poverty, and exemplified by the work of International Financial Organisations,can be attributed to the same development.
The same development took place when the world consisted no more of“tiny, intensely interdependent agricultural communities”, where“jurors were drawn from the neighbourhood of the contested events”.
Both are industrial remnants, one being the tragicaldevelopment of the other, aspects of the same development, aspects of our culture.
A house in the same development last year sold for almost HK$1.4 billion, making it Asia's most-expensive property on a per-square-foot basis.
Responding to questions over what went wrong in Crans-Montana, he said“we were inching closer on substance butwe didn't feel that we had the same developments when it came to the overall sense of trust and readiness.”.
This very same development which makes common labour relatively redundant simplifies on the other hand skilled labour, and thus depreciates it.
Responding to questions over what went wrong in Crans-Montana, he said“we were inching closer on substance butwe didn't feel that we had the same developments when it came to the overall sense of trust and readiness.”.
Therefore, because body andface hairs are never in the same development phase, they should follow some repetitive sessions until the desired result is achieved.
But we have to point out that this is still insufficient, since the development of productive forces which, according to Marx, will take place in asuperior mode of production, is precisely the same development presently carried out by capital.
Since the 16th century, religious books are decorated with woodcuts, while Lubok has the same development with the popular printmaking of the rest of Europe, using subjects from religion, society and folk-literature.