Examples of using Which practically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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There are some schools which practically produce.
The use of natural natural components, which practically do not have any side effects when used, makes it possible to eliminate external manifestations of diaper rash as soon as possible and reduce the risk of purulent infection.
That is why many in color compare it with a famous vegetable, which practically all grows in the garden.
However, its greatest advantage is the scalability which practically means that the image can be obtained from the stored multi-megapixel image with the required resolution without further difficult encoding processes.
Such paint wallpaper on a filigree baseis very dense with a uniform structure, which practically does not crumple.
More stable is the brown color, which practically does not change even in adulthood.
Jaromir Kosinski's revolutionary formula, an accessible andeffective way to repair hearing was finally created, which practically everyone can afford.
Yorkies have silky wool, which practically does not shed.
We have chosen a profession which is hard on relationships, which is hard on our bodies,which requires constant practice and dedication, which practically no one else can understand.
Although this does not apply to modern hobs, which practically do not give off heat to the external environment.
Therefore, when choosing contraceptives, nevertheless it is worth payingattention to more sparing drugs without side effects, which practically will not cause hormonal failures.
Mmoga even has Bitcoin gift cards, which practically helps you buy bitcoin instead of unloading them.
Varicobooster works with the human body and neither against nor beside it, which practically excludes concomitants.
This two-fold work of the soul,this division of the soul into an active part, which practically builds up the body, and a passive part, derived from an older stratum of human growth and human attitude to the world, which found in Plotinus its best expression and then was taken up by Augustine and his successors, was described in an extraordinarily pictorial manner.
The control system is akey instrument of the nuclear power plant which practically functions as its nerve system.
If there is one thing on which practically all Israelis.
When used simultaneously with other inhibitors of the cytochrome P450 system(erythromycin, ketoconazole), a slight increase in the concentration offluticasone propionate in the blood is observed, which practically does not affect the cortisol content.
This foundation is preferable to use on the ground, which practically does not undergo constant temperature changes.
According to the company Eiheim,they created high-quality flakes for every day, which practically do not pollute the water.
Forget about these issues will help the ceilings, which practically do not get dirty, and easy to clean, if necessary.
Afterwards, for economic reasons,the ministry did not appoint a professor to Haar's department, which practically meant the cessation of the institute.
Secondly, the Emperor must follow the Doctrine of Sacred Flesh, which practically speaking means that the Emperor's body must be kept pure: i.e., no cloning.
That is why it is such a pity that wantonness in the roof“restoration” carried out between 2012-2015 caused changed elements and knots carelessly andconsistently used which practically truncated this unique structure in Eastern Europe.
Very often, endoscopy reveals a hernia of the esophagus, which practically has no symptoms, except for heartburn.
In addition to thoroughbred copper radiators,there are copper-aluminum batteries, which practically do not differ in the quality of heat transfer.
I happened to become a schlosser,so I got to locksmith re-training, which practically meant a huge closed workshop, and there everyone worked.
And today"Lvivske" beer does not change its traditions,so they cook it according to the traditional recipe, which practically did not change for 300 years of the brand's existence.
In this case only the 2/3 of the parking placeoccupied by the Smart is for the Hiriko enough, which practically means the same, that three from this kind of car could park in one ordinary parking place.
In the EESC's opinion, in order for such a limitation to be productive ittakes the reading of too many specific circumstances which practically cannot be taken into account in a normative act, especially at EU level.
It would therefore be sadly ironic if the current attempt by the Romanian Ministry ofEducation to speedily pass new legislation which practically eliminates that freedom and opens the door to the repoliticisation of the system were successful.