Examples of using Possible to communicate in English and their translations into Romanian
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It is possible to communicate in a more basic way.
Mumble for Windows 7- the utility works on VoIP technology,makes it possible to communicate by voice on the world wide web.
How was it possible to communicate with everything?
Brand: Chatroulette connects two random users in a Chat(One-on-One),it is possible to communicate via Webcam, microphone and keyboard.
For example, it is not possible to communicate with NFC chip cards such as your bank cards.
At the end of treatment and return to the country of residence is not possible to communicate with the Israeli doctor.
Here it is possible to communicate with different horses, which are available in our stable.
Even though they do not add up like simple numbers,it is still possible to communicate complex mathematical ideas through waves.
How is it possible to communicate this much to the world without lying every time?
If the Android device has been rooted, you can use theAndroid Debug Bridge option, making it possible to communicate with the smartphone or tablet via command-line.
Thus it is possible to communicate important information,to bring it to the person.
In the rapporteur's view this list should be further examined from the point of view of administrative burden, andit should be possible to communicate the information by electronic means.
The development of empathy makes it possible to communicate with people with ease and understanding.
It is possible to communicate with the expert extracurricular and communication support after the departure of the patient from Israel.
A“common” form of the Greek language(different from classical Greek) was the trade language and was spoken throughout the empire,making it possible to communicate the gospel to many different people groups through one common language.
In some cases it is possible to communicate with the eHouse system using DDNS or similar service.
In order to facilitate the conduct of the activities related to the adherence act and in order to fulfill the legal obligations,it is possible to communicate these data to public authorities, operators, third parties or empowered persons or other categories of recipients.
This makes it possible to communicate directly with it, and messages can be transmitted in real time without costs too high.
A well-known client that makes it possible to communicate with users from around the world via the network.
These make it possible to communicate and advertise(including market and opinion research) in a way that meets your needs.
In addition to standard in-game chat is possible to communicate by voice, through programs such as Skype or TeamSpeak, which makes the game more dynamic and more quickly.
Slack makes it possible to communicate information in real time, and this, in a simpler way compared to emails.
In the recent past,it was possible to imagine that it is possible to communicate easily with a person from any part of the globe, and today there are not only mobile phones, but also the opportunity to get money from them.
Where it is not possible to communicate with or notify the person designated by the detained person despite best endeavours to do so(for example if the designated person does not answer the telephone), the detained person is to be informed of the fact that the notification did not occur.
Through Association's website is possible to communicate with health and humanitarian institutions, from the region and from the world, willing to contribute to creating conditions for better training and guidance for students and graduates of"Iuliu Haţieganu" UMF Cluj-Napoca.
Rosiest World& AGORA‘ will develop and use to communicate any possible system in the world that is effective and efficient.
The possible need to communicate during an emergency by some other means(e.g. by demonstration, hand signals, or calling attention to the location of instructions, muster stations, life-saving devices or evacuation routes) when verbal communication is impractical;
(c) the possible need to communicate during an emergency by some other means(e.g. by demonstration, hand signals, or calling attention to the location of instructions, muster stations, life-saving devices or evacuation routes when verbal communication is impractical);