Examples of using First concept in English and their translations into Hungarian
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First Concept.
That was the first concept here.
The first concept of Geometry is a point.
Fifteen years ago, Colette was Paris's first concept store.
The first concept in.
The value,nature and usefulness of a property are fundamentally defined by the developer's first concept.
The first concept car was made in 1992.
The rubber ducky(also spelt duckie)has come a long way from his first concept as a chew toy for children.
The first concept car was made in 1992.
With EU-funding, researchers have developed the first concept of the 4G-based mobile network infrastructure.
First concept of the arid southern part of the island.
Should LeEco obtain permission,the factory is slated to produce the company's first concept car, the LeSee.
Meet! The first concept iPhone 5S with built-in projectors.
Having wandered through all the concepts and rejected them, you have to get rid of this last or the first concept.
The first concept of Hijra originated in Mohammed's migration from Mecca to Medina.
Now, what does the modern science of physics know of Aether, the first concept of which belongs undeniably to ancient philosophers?
The first concept of Maple arose from a meeting in November 1980 at the University of Waterloo.
One of the best known is the PARK,which describes itself as“Vienna's first concept store” and which sells books, magazines and shoes as well as clothing.
The first concept of Maple arose from a meeting in November 1980 at the University of Waterloo.
In other words, no matter which trend industrial technologies are developing to,stableness and reliability of products must always be our first concept we should adhere to.
Now that you have designed a first concept of your product, rolled it out to users, and listened and understood their feedback, it's time to actually put that feedback to use.
May one always infer from the extension of oneconcept's coinciding with that of a second that every object falling under the first concept also falls under the latter?
I mean, the first concept of a man in the sky, well, I kicked that one a few years ago. But I have got back to that now, because it's a man in the sky as well, if you like.
Can we always infer from the extension of one concept's coinciding with that of a second,that every object which falls under the first concept also falls under the second?“?
Simulation-based engineering is the consistent use of simulation throughout the product development process-from the initial analysis of the first concept ideas to the continuous review and improvement of product properties in various stages of development until the optimization of machine processing or other alternative studies.
Thanks to the largest scale and most comprehensive reconstruction project in the museum's history, the museum building has been renewed, and,returning to the collection's first concept, the museum's permanent exhibitions will also be rearranged.
TAble Phases Key processing steps Time Main responsibleDG Planning instrument Main drafting First concept paper and mission to Tbilisi by DG RELEX Programming mission to Tbilisi Georgia Country Team meeting Presentation of draft Country Strategy Paper/ national indicative programme(NIP) to Georgian authorities Nov. 2005 June 2006 July 2006 Sept.
Simulation Based Engineering/ Computer Aided Engineering(CAE) Simulation based engineering is the consistent use of simulation throughout the product development process-from initial analysis of the first concept ideas to the continuous review and improvement of product properties in various stages of development until the optimization of machine processing or other alternative studies.
Often, some of its manifestations are compared with ageism-the infringement of the rights of older people, but if the first concept is more extensive, it refers to representatives of any age groups, then in the subsequent case we mean the old age proper.
