Examples of using Precise reference in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Through the crisis™»are precise reference points on stabilization of business.
Some well observed bodies such as the Moon andMars now have quite precise reference ellipsoids.
Highly precise reference measuring chains ensure reliable results.
Regarding point 27 of the report, this point again makes a very precise reference to a real problem.
However, a more precise reference is possibly to the interior of the Bibbiena Theatre in Mantua.
Thank you, Mr Gollnisch,for your suggestion and for the precise reference to the Rule.
The First Letter of Peter contains precise references to fundamental Christological events of the Christian faith.
Owing to its flat design, the TB1A has a very high stiffness in all directions andis the compact alternative to the extremely precise reference torque transducer TB2.
This is a positive fact because there is a precise reference to the Convention declaring it still current and binding.
Insert a precise reference in the Phase Two Decision, to the poss ibility of funding advance foreign language preparation as an integral part of ICP arrangements.
The new language replacing the general term'discrimination' by a more precise reference to" direct and indirect" discrimination is also acceptable.
There are no precise references about the population at the time of the first contact, or about the socio-cultural life of the Arara.
I am satisfied regarding these two points,although I would have liked a precise reference to have been made in the main body of the regulation on the Cohesion Fund too.
The Court made very precise reference to the operating methods of the Portuguese monopoly, to its very long history and to the very specific circumstances of that country.
The agreement, transformed into a great victory for Parliament, has been accepted,our committee has even decided by a majority to suppress any precise reference to the document planned for this session.
In the current proposal, for lack of a precise reference to the Treaty, or to the Schengen Acquis, the EDPS must observe that the definition is too vague.
He recommended his disciples to keep"before their eyes and minds only the honour, service and glory of Jesus Christ Crucified", and, as a good pharmacistused to administering doses, he added using a precise reference.
On the other hand, it is necessary to have precise reference quantities set in good time, because without them it would be impossible to tackle surpluses at source.
The precision of the seca mBCA output parameters was validated across various ethnicities in a multicenter trial* using the respective most precise reference measurement method, also called the gold standard.
It is a reflection that occurs not“in the abstract” but always with a precise reference to the facts, what is actually done and is done within a particular and situated educational reality.
The M300 series includes the M385, which has a temperature range of -5 to 95 C, an emittance factor of 0.99997, and temperature stability of±2 mK over several days,providing the precise reference needed for analytical systems and medicine.
We feel that a precise reference to the point of slaughter and to the provenance of the minced beef would contribute to maintaining this relationship of trust that we are building between producer and consumer.
However, neither Regula- tion(EEC) No 3730/87 nor Regulation(EEC) No 3149/92, asregularly amended,make any precise reference to the legal basis for the tenders to be organised bythe Member States.
In this volume are collected-along with precise references to the relevant websites-many initiatives and proposals, often practices, intended for all the basic cells of society.
It is a document that can be compared to good wine: at first it did not make much impression being rather weak and imperfect but, with the passage of time,the intrinsic quality of the text increasingly emerges wherein we find precise reference points for all the choices and measures required of us in this difficult phase of our history.
We were surprised at their reluctance to accept a precise reference to the declaration on public health and intellectual property adopted at Doha, and the rights that it gives developing countries with regard to access to medicines.
Whereas in order to have guarantee on the conservation without any change of the microbial strains and consequently of continuity during the industrial use, it is necessary to deposit the reference material in a culture collection recognized as an international depositary Authority in accordance with the Budapest Treaty; whereas this provision permits,moreover, the precise references of the used microbial strains;
These results provide the possibility of obtaining a more precise reference on the amount of midazolam and meperidine required for an adequate level of sedation during transesophageal echocardiography in these specific patient groups.
They add that the"most precise reference about it…[is] contained in pp. 204-205 of A geografia física do Brasil refundida[A revised physical geography of Brazil] by J.E. Wappoeus condensed edition, submitted for publication by J. Capistrano de Abreu and A. do Valle Cabral-Rio de Janeiro-1884" p.133.
The duration of validity of the various patents for the same product in various Member States would be calculated on the basis of precise reference dates, which would in particular result in a given plant protection product falling into the public domain on exactly the same day in all Member States, whereas under the present system this does not occur.