Examples of using Collocation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Technical conditions and collocation.
Collocation, a conventional and predictable one in that context.
This is the best site machines collocation.
Only if the collocation is reasonable, then the coordination can appear.
Flexible combination modes and free collocation.
In practical translation work as a kind of collocation dictionary for mapping various verb-argument collocations;
Exhaust fan, air blower, GOLDENLASER offline software Optional collocation.
Combination modes and free collocation of multiple.
They do not offer shared hosting, instead,they focus on dedicated servers and collocation.
We should pay attention to the collocation of the color, and consider the color of the wall and the ground material as far as possible.
Machining center spindle has good compatibility, can meet the processing demand,but the mainstream control system collocation.
As the scale and speed of digitization increases, our solutions help cloud,telecom and collocation providers look to the future with confidence.
Standard collocation of IPG 2000W fiber laser generator YLS-2000, realizes low operation and maintenance cost and maximum longer-term investment returns and profits.
You soldiers will charge and break through enemy lines automatically, use magic to assist your corps assaulting,and be well up in arms collocation is also important.
Collocation options at the sites indicated under point 1(including physical collocation and, as appropriate, distant collocation and virtual collocation);
Learners are challenged to deal with information concerning current and relevant legal topics and cases andto be accurate in areas such as collocation, prepositions, and legal terminology.
(h)"collocation" means the provision of physical space and technical facilities necessary to reasonably accommodate and connect the relevant equipment of a beneficiary, as mentioned in Section B of the Annex;
All aluminum ambry manufacturer here produces all aluminum ambry in the process of use, can play animportant role, but when use, concerned its collocation principle is how?
Sometimes, these subpoena requests come from our third-party Internet,telecommunications and collocation providers all over the world who supply the network required for us to deliver our Services.
The collocation of the above, the first is the collocation of style, in the process of use, need to pay attention to integral hutch ark style definition, select the appropriate lamps and lanterns collocation, receive, kitchen utensils and appliances, eat desk and chair, so as not to let whole space appear abrupt.
This PP hollow sheet production line realizes continuous production of PC/PE/PP hollow grid plate, which is applicable to construction decoration,advertisement collocation, and noise insulation of highway as well as packaging.
There are four main reasons, one is the material collocation is reasonable, the second is on the surface of the mesh friction surface quality, the third is the choice of lubricating oil, add the amount is correct, four is the assembly quality and use of the environment.
In principle collocating companies should be allowed to place any equipment necessary to access theunbundled local loop using available collocation space, and, to deploy or rent transmission links from there up to the point of presence of the new entrant.
The collocation of antecedents and consequences, situations and circumstances in corporeal synecdoche deprives narration and description, the traditional modes of storytelling, of their constitutive significance, or rather causes them to merge into one anothernarrating the history of the collocation is the same as describing the collocation, and describing the collocation.
Acerola cherry extract vitamin P can promote the absorption of VC, prevent the oxidation of the VC, grape seed extract is a powerful antioxidant,prevent skin aging, collocation to eat together, play the role of promote each other, the beauty role play to the largest.
(i)"related facilities" means the facilities associated with the provision of unbundled access to the local loop,notably collocation, cable connections and relevant information technology systems, access to which is necessary for a beneficiary to provide services on a competitive and fair basis.
(2) The Directive 97/33/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30 June 1997 on interconnection in telecommunications with regard to ensuring universal service and interoperability through application of the principles of open network provision(ONP)(1) as amended by Directive 98/61/CE(2), and in particular Articles 4(2), 7,9 and 11,lays down principles on access to networks including collocation, and gives national regulatory authorities powers to exercise their responsibility in this regard.
It involves the development of the standards of the three main fields of literacy(reading, mathematics and science) that academically establish the diagnostic assessments,the actuation of the development in fourteen further fields, the collocation of tests, the configuration of the item bank, the secondary analysis of the results of national and international assessments and the training of teachers and professionals concerned.
Alternatively, difficulties in the process of delivering wholesale products(including non-price discrimination compared with the significant market power(SMP) operator's own retailarm, problems with service level agreements, collocation, migration between products or portability) may delay implementation and undermine the competitiveness of alternative retail offers.