Examples of using Has to be stored in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
But the data has to be stored somewhere.
There are a huge number of facilities where(deep-)frozen food has to be stored.
Metadata of the communications has to be stored for three years.
The mixture has to be stored in a refrigerator otherwise it will get spoiled.
There are a huge number of facilities where(deep-)frozen food has to be stored.
The freight has to be stored when it arrives and before it is delivered.
Regardless of the repository model that is used, the data has to be stored on some data storage medium.
All of this information has to be stored, with extra volume coming from additional data sources.
Although we have different opinions about energy production, we all agree, based on the'polluter pays' principle,that the waste produced in the European Union has to be stored within the EU, even if reprocessing takes place in a third country.
If a bigger quantity of data has to be stored, the methods for dynamic memory allocation shouldbe used since there is much more space in the heap than in stack memory.
After the first injection,the cartridge should remain in the pen injector and has to be stored in a refrigerator(2°C- 8°C) and only used for a maximum of 21 days.
Sibutramine has to be stored at a room temperature of not more than 77 degrees F, equivalent to 25 degrees C. It should also be placed in a container which is tightly-closed and without humidity.
If this latter calculation is performed, the result has to be stored, and in this case, the original large roundoff errors occur.
In any way, a backup of the private keys has to be stored safely offline(it's a good idea to separate the private key into 2-3 parts and store them safely away from each other).
According to the current requirements, this information has to be stored in the company's system and be- at all times- readily available for transmission to the competent authority responsible for search and rescue.
According to the current requirements, this information has to be stored in the company's information system and be readily available- at all times- for transmission to the competent safety authority responsible for search and rescue.
Valuables have to be stored in the room safe. There will be no custody agreement.
But that information had to be stored somewhere.
The spent nuclear fuel rods remain and have to be stored safely, and that for more than ten thousand years.
The materials have to be stored in proper circumstances otherwise they start to rust and bend etc.
On the one hand itresults in smaller need of bandwidth since less data have to be stored and operated.
When samples have to be stored or conditioned under specified environmental conditions, these conditions mustbe maintained, monitored and recorded.
In the absence of a normal Internet,both music and applications with games have to be stored on the same device.
Often these deposits, by having to be stored away from the blood flow, can remain in the body for decades.
An additional problem was that both Salvarsan and Neosalvarsan had to be stored in sealed vials under a nitrogen atmosphere to prevent oxidation.
Fine grinding lessens this effect, and early cements had to be stored for several months to give the calcium oxide timeto hydrate before it was fit for sale.
Most of the cold wallets have to be stored in a safe place such as a bank vault or a home safe, which means it takes times to fetch cold wallets and this prevents you from carrying out swift transactions.
Even at the time we knew this wasn't bad-we saw the four tonnes of paper needed for the book, which had to be stored, transported, printed and distributed to the customers.
It's impossible to find out whose decline started earlier, but it's a case in point that the four hundred-day strike of the cemetery workers ends just when the four older Lisbon girls commit suicide,and contrary to all the people who died during the strike and whose corpses had to be stored in deep-freeze, they can be buried directly- as if they had just found their proper place on earth.