Examples of using Discussed in chapter in English and their translations into Slovak
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Discussed in Chapter IV.
Been released from detention are discussed in chapter 7.
Discussed in Chapter VI.
They are further discussed in Chapter 4 of this handbook.
Concluding remarks and future work are discussed in Chapter 6.
As discussed in Chapter VI.
The reasons are the same as those discussed in Chapter 10.
As discussed in Chapter 2, constructs are abstract concepts that social scientists reason about.
Details of this book will later be discussed in chapter 2 of.
First, as I discussed in chapter 2, there are real problems with the accuracy, completeness, and accessibility of many big data sources.
Some of the main claimed advantages of GMOs are discussed in chapter 5.
Some prototyping tools and techniques(such as InVision, discussed in Chapter 6) do allow the creation of a prototype from high-fidelity design mockups.
Conclusions and suggestions for future work are discussed in chapter 6.
ECONOMIC POLICY CHALLENGES AND ENLARGEMENT As discussed in Chapter 3, monetary policy makes its best contribution to real economic growth by maintaining price stability.
These techniques areclosely related to the stratified sampling techniques discussed in chapter 3.
The issue of electricity interconnection will be discussed in chapter 6 based on the Communication on this subject.
The dependence of the range of an electric car on the size of its battery is discussed in Chapter A(p261).
The systems for applying the financial corrections are discussed in Chapter 3(see paragraphs 3.21 to 3.29 and Diagram 3.2) and the actual financial corrections made in Chapter 1(see paragraphs 1.36 and 1.38).
For example, consider the experiment by Restivo and van de Rijt(2012)on the effect of awards on Wikipedia editors(discussed in chapter 4).
Various forms of democratic participation of immigrants are discussed in Chapter 2 of the first edition of the Handbook on Integration.
For example, consider the experiment by Restivo and van de Rijt(2012)on the effect of awards on Wikipedia editors(discussed in chapter 4).
They also provide anaccount of the achievement of the key policy objectives(discussed in chapter 3) and a management report of the Director-General to the Commissioners.
Further, these participants can be recruited for virtually any purpose(including surveys andmass collaboration, as discussed in chapters 3 and 5).
A domain is an administrative boundary, and in Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003,a domain represents a namespace(which is discussed in Chapter 4) that corresponds to a DNS domain.
This report includes:-an account of the achievement of the key policy objectives(discussed in chapter 3),- a management report of the director-general to the college of commissioners,- a declaration in which the director-general provides assurance that the report properly presents financial information and that transactions under his/her responsibility are legal and regular.
The general definition for improper payments used in the US system(6)is close to that for the irregular payments discussed in chapter 1 of this annual report.
While these new models build on many of the concepts discussed in chapter 3, most existing business support, development and start-up programmes as well as other necessary conditions such as legislation and financial instruments often fail to support these diverse business models, the reason being that most support and policy today remains designed for a standard more traditional company model and logic.
Some of the complexities surrounding the definition of targets for integration policies, andthe choice of indicators for measuring progress, are discussed in Chapter 3 of the first edition of the Handbook on Integration.