Examples of using It codifies in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Run the risk of alienating possible participants in the dialogue precisely because it codifies its.
When Control has an hour orso free it codifies such stuff Like everything else, one never knows.
It codifies in a comprehensive and universal manner the rights of migrant workers and their families on the basis of the principle of equality of treatment.
Plantar sensitivity is an important source of information for balance control, as it codifies the changes in pressure under the feet, especially during gait.
It codifies the procedure for the approval process, the organisation of the hearings, the questions, the issues of transparency and the decision-making process of each committee.
However, if inventors succeed in perfecting a method for isolating a gene which can be used ex vivo to produce the human protein which it codifies, then that method can be patented.
ETL can improve data professionals' productivity because it codifies and reuses processes that move data without requiring technical skills to write code or scripts.
It codifies the suspension of civil liberties by, among other things, characterizing many forms of dissent as terrorism, permitting massive invasions of personal privacy and expanding the number and types of federal capital crimes.
This text basically rationalises the current system- which in itself is quite a task- it codifies but rationalises, it makes each person's role much clearer and, above all, it achieves a balance between two extreme views.
Torres Marques(PSE), draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Women's Rights.-(PT) Madam President,the Committee on Women's Rights is convinced that the draft Treaty of Amsterdam represents a step forward politically, since it codifies the principle of non discrimination according to sex as a fundamental principle of Community law, and quotes equality of the sexes as one of the objectives of the Treaty on European Union.
As for the second,developed in the scope of the institute of national historical and artistic heritage(iphan), it codifies the interactions between humans and cultivated plants as a feature of the¿agricultural systems¿,under the aegis of immaterial cultural heritage.
The matrix also encodes the standard and the converse support verbs(see below),as well as their aspectual and/or stylistic variants; it codifies the thematic or semantic roles of the arguments; the possibility of accepting or not the Conversion, the Passive, and the Symmetry transformations, among other properties.
Madam President, the Committee on Women's Rights is convinced that the draft Treaty of Amsterdam represents a step forward politically, since it codifies the principle of non-discrimination according to sex as a fundamental principle of Community law, and quotes equality of the sexes as one of the objectives of the Treaty on European Union.
Although that provision of the implementing regulation was not yet in force when the goods at issue in the main proceedings were declared, it codifies, according to the information supplied by Commission, a customs practice common at both international and Community level, as applied at the time at which the facts in the main proceedings took place.
Studies have demonstrated that patients with idiopathic PAH have changes in BMP type 2 receptor BMPR2,more precisely mutations in the gene that codifies it and that is located in chromosome 2q33.
Mr President, Mr Oostlander notes with regret that this Commission proposal does not amount to much. It merely codifies the lowest common denominator to emerge from the legislation in the Member States.
PRL is considered a cytokine for many reasons: it is secreted by immune cells; its receptor belongs to the family of cytokine receptors type 1 interleukins, erythropoietin, thrombopoietin, leptin, granulocyte macrophage-colony stimulating factor, granulocyte-colony stimulating factor; it shares the intracellular signalization route with other cytokines;and the gene which codifies it is located in chromosome six, next to the HLA complex.
I couldn't codify it in a report log, nor could I capture it in a crime scene photograph.
All I did was codify it, and it's probably the world's simplest idea.
Where did the Bible come from?When was it codified?
The other leaves intact the plurality of today, codifies it, and asks for ultimate recognition of all the Churches as shareholders in the Church of Christ.
Spiritism is new andthe current generation has the responsibility of giving continuity to Christian Spiritism with the purity with which it was codified, with the same dedication and care that its pioneers showed.