Examples of using Common case in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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Programming
This is a common case.
Common cases of thrombocytopenia have been reported.
In reality, this is nothing but a common case of'writer's block.'.
A common case for users to install software without reading agreements.
Not all, of course, and not all- but this, unfortunately, quite common cases….
These are some of the common cases that a personal injury solicitation specialist deals with on an everyday basis.
Most people think that all of them mean the same thing, and in most common cases, they do.
One of the common cases is when the hackers embed the virus installation instructions in software setup files.
The cracking of sheets, their slipping from fastenings are common cases when the roof requires urgent rescue.
A common case is an article citing a scientific measurement without indicating how the measurement was taken.
This team aims to detect, document and investigate common cases of marriages of convenience and human trafficking.
In the more common case, you will lose edit functionality only when opening the file in an earlier version of PowerPoint.
Furthermore, the overhead of invoking the scheduler is avoided;this is especially beneficial in the common case where IPC is used in an RPC-type fashion by a client invoking a server.
One common case is where formatting tags(such as the bold tags) are used to mark up data within an element.
As long as people who have been engaged in the maintenance of the electromechanical system know that the thunderstorm weather,lightning strikes are common cases, which cause a great risk for the normal operating of surveillance cameras, therefore, lightning protection must be highly valued in the maintenance process.
In this common case, the in-circuit emulator term is a misnomer, sometimes confusingly so, because emulation is no longer involved.
This is especially beneficial in the common case where IPC is used in an RPC-type fashion by a client invoking a server.
Common cases, cattle feed is divided into semi-automatic cattle feed production line and fully Automatic Cattle Feed Plant.
This is the lack of it, and it is quite common case when it is left at home, as well as the option when the insurance is overdue.
Common cases that are responsible for many hijacker installation include update notifications, enhanced software offerings and etc.
Among the local complications, common cases are otitis and phlegmon, puffiness of the larynx, abscess, almond bleeding and sinusitis.
Very common cases of non-formal learning include in-company training, through which companies update and improve the skills of their workers such as ICT skills, structured on-line learning(e.g. by making use of open educational resources), and courses organised by civil society organisations for their members, their target group or the general public.
Nowadays it is probably the most common case, ensuring reception from the both most popular satellites in Europe: Astra and Hotbird.
In the common case websites like this one are designed to activate different tracking technologies soon after they load in a target browser.
You should also know that this is a common case among vegetarians, because they do not consume enough of these vitamins and nutrients, due to their diet.
A more common case for the creation of certain loads, for example, for drills, is jamming the drill directly during drilling.
And I felt very clearly that it was a common case of one person having a situation that was very beneficial to their using, not wanting the other person to get better for fear of losing the gravy train.
Refusals in common cases have to include information on the rules for appealing- this is explicitly required by the Access to Public Information Act(APIA).
WELCOMES the work already underway in the WHO, the ECDC and the HSC, in particular,on the guidelines on a common case definition, on a common case management and on information to travellers and WELCOMES the ECDC work on technical guidance regarding the prophylaxis and treatment of infected persons and their contacts as well as on the protection of involved health professionals, taking into account the advice of European and international expert work;