Examples of using Exceptionally large in English and their translations into Russian
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Such customers, which make exceptionally large orders in volume and amount.
Not only are they forward facing, making them active hunters,but they are exceptionally large.
All except exceptionally large payments are made into the Webmoney system in roubles WMR.
An important characteristic of new IMF lending arrangements has been their exceptionally large size in relation to country quotas.
The game's exceptionally large marketing budget included advertisements, sweepstakes, and a national tour.
The fall is due to the conclusion of exceptionally large Paris Club debt relief operations.
Exceptionally large specimens with shell diameters up to 254 mm(10.0 in) have been recorded from Indonesia and northern Australia.
The system provides construction of exceptionally large doors with the leaf weight up to 400 kg.
Immediately upon arrival, this energetic person proceeded to create the first Botanical Garden in Siberia and Herbarium,while doing exceptionally large organizational work.
The boot was nevertheless exceptionally large, in part due to the positioning of the spare wheel on top of the engine.
The polynya's open waters feature an unusuallyearly spring plankton bloom, which supports exceptionally large concentrations of seabirds and marine mammals.
Lot 4050Pocket watch: an exceptionally large and heavy Spindeluhr with Repetition and date, outstanding quality, Pierre Le rat a Rouen No.
The Ukraine is also one of the countries in Europe with an exceptionally large area of certified organic wild collection.
Excluding one exceptionally large case, the average amount for these claims was $517 and 15 of the cases amounted to only $55 each.
The long-eared jerboa(Euchoreutes naso) is a nocturnal mouse-like rodent with a long tail,long hind legs for jumping, and exceptionally large ears.
Still, progress has been tempered by the exceptionally large number of new cases that have been filed the first half of the year.
Start your day with the complimentary breakfast buffet andset out to explore this picturesque ancient town, also known as"Venice on the Vltava river", with its exceptionally large castle.
The drive line of the wrapping table has exceptionally large gears and a heavy drive chain for a long life span.
With regard to the weathered oil layers, the Panel notes that some of them are unusually large, indicating that they resulted from an exceptionally large oil spill.
The Cartwheel contains an exceptionally large number of these black hole binary X-ray sources, because many massive stars formed in the ring.
Established time limits for judicial review must even stand in"emergency situations" when an exceptionally large number of undocumented immigrants enter the territory of a State.
At the head of an exceptionally large army, some 80,000 men according to Arab sources, he crossed from allied Taron into northern Mesopotamia.
Also after July 2004, the publication of staff reports related to exceptionally large drawings on Fund resources would become a condition for approval.
An exceptionally large number of States, besides the World Health Organization, made statements during those hearings, as they had done in written form earlier in the proceedings.
Colonies that feed on insects andsugar-water can grow exceptionally large in a short period of time, whereas those that do not feed on sugar-water grow substantially slower.
The high figure recorded in 2000 may also be attributed to the CITES meeting heldin Nairobi that year, which attracted an exceptionally large number of delegates around 3,000.
There were also clams growing to exceptionally large sizes in an environment where hot spring discharges were enriched with hydrogen sulphide, which was poisonous to other forms of life.
Established time limits for judicial review must be obtained in"emergency situations" when an exceptionally large number of undocumented immigrants enter the territory of a State.
Mr. Stone expressed his great appreciation to the experts in the Group that had conducted the assessment of the substances and conveyed his special thanks to Mr. E. van de PLASSCHE(Netherlands),who had assumed an exceptionally large amount of work.
Fluctuations in the years prior to 1995, ranging from 1,800 to 5,100 tons,were mainly due to exceptionally large seizures in southern Africa and South America, both of which have recorded relatively small quantities in recent years see figure XII.