Examples of using Expected evolution in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The expected evolution of the net external liability is shown in Figure 5.
The Moto G6 Plus is no super-revolution from Motorola, butit has shown the expected evolutions for the line.
Figure 7: Expected evolution for a system with conditions analogous to those of the Southeast Region in 2003.
Once defined this future point,a curve is fitted to the historical values and the product is the expected evolution of the variable.
In Figure 24 it is shown the expected evolution of the GDP, the total equivalent energy and electric energy in values relative to 1998.
But those who have been following Google's moves know that it's more than that- it's an(expected) evolution in Google's long-term strategy.
Figure 42 shows the expected evolution of the energy production in public service plants and Figure 43, the share of electric energy generation by type of plant.
Adapting the retail strategy to shoppers Brands that adapt their retail strategy to the expected evolution of channels in each region will have more possibilities to succeed.
It is shown the expected evolution for a situation similar to the one that occurred in the Southeast Region where a low stock and a decrease of the annual affluence caused a production deficit in 2001.
The example would simulate(in thousand dollars per inhabitant) the expected evolution in Brazil from the middle of the XX century on, with the assumed conditions.
The evaluation of the advertising concession for a television channel and due diligence of digital multiplexes,in particular assessing the expected evolution of demand and supply.
Brands that adapt their retail strategy to the expected evolution of channels in each region will have more possibilities to succeed.
This monthly survey provides an important indicator, as it portrays, in a timely way,assessments of entrepreneurs in the commerce sector on the current state and the expected evolution of the commercial activity.
Brands that adapt their retail strategy to the expected evolution of channels in each region will have more possibilities to succeed.
The score increases as the child shows greater voluntary and postural control.Therefore, the test assures an increase in the level of difficulty of the response regarding the child's expected evolution according to age.
If they are not going to, or if the expected evolution is not sufficiently adequate, perhaps politics and the budget are on different tracks here.
The integration of traditional morphological taxonomic data with their molecular counterparts is a natural and expected evolution of the research activities in our institution and something which has been encouraged in recent years.
If they are not going to, or if the expected evolution is not sufficiently adequate, per haps politics and the budget are on different tracks here.
This programme includes a very broad survey on the health effects of air pollution, the expected evolution of air quality between now and 2020, the effectiveness of existing policy and the potential for taking further cost-effective measures to reduce emissions.
The evolution of expected results, in particular, was not adequately recorded.
This evolution is expected in the case of an emerging area of knowledge, in which a multiplicity of theoretical perspectives converge.
Ayers and Ring highlighted that patients with impaired emotional health can and should be identified before the operation through applying instruments such as the SF-36, andthat since this group tends not to attain the degree of satisfaction and functional evolution expected, these individuals would benefit from a special support strategy.
In The evolution of expected schooling in Brazil in the 20th century, Otaviano Helene tests two different statistical procedures to assess the expected schooling in Brazil over the last century, boldly articulating history and education statistics.
Figure 5 shows an example of the evolution expected for the winding temperature, the time to reach the alarm value and the final winding temperature after stabilization.
In Figure 59 we show the evolution expected for the next years of the equivalent energy consumption values per inhabitant as a function of the expected growth of the GDP/inhabitant relative to the reference scenario.