Examples of using Better coverage in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Get 15% better coverage*;
Has 2 internal antennas for better coverage.
Better coverage where you need it most.
The improved I-See is even smoother and offers better coverage.
Better coverage and comparability of euro area aggregate.
High-wrap lens fits snug against the face, for better coverage.
Better coverage: the current minimum level of compensation for investors is€ 20 000.
Coarse, gray or light-colored hair affords better coverage than fine, dark-colored hair.
Better coverage of blind spots is in fact also a question of Occupational Health and Safety.
Wiles has searched for different insurance plans, but better coverage comes at a premium cost.
For better coverage of white hair(Crystal) add 1/3 to 1/nuance to 2 parts nature of reflection you want.
Until recently, most insurance companies provided much better coverage for physical illness than for mental health disorders.
Enzymetherapy®, COLOR HOLD is clinically proven toprovide 10 times the intensity of the color and better coverage of white hair.
In the past, many health insurance companies provided better coverage for physical illness than they did for mental health disorders.
This progress has to make it possible to extendsurveillance of maritime traffic into European waters and, in particular, provide better coverage of the open sea.
As we roll out our improvements, you will start to see better coverage, greater global connectivity, and a broader selection of service options.
You see, having multiple WiFi networks also poses the question of which one you should connect to,since one might have better coverage in one area and weak in the other.
(c) develop, assess and implement techniques allowing better coverage of the territorial diversity at NUTS2 level and at local level;
It is therefore essential to improve data collection and the methodology of standardised indicators in order to provide reference budget estimations on a regional basis,as well as to aim to ensure better coverage of the populations concerned.
Setting all your access points to maximum power will not provide better coverage but will rather degrade the overall Wi-Fi performance.
A higher proportion of solids gives better coverage than many of our competitors reducing the number of coats of paint you need and making the job a whole lot easier.
In addition, DG ECHO should improve its audits,in this case among other things by ensuring a better coverage of the implementing organisation level;
It is therefore important to ensure better coverage of the populations concerned and to allow them to take part fully in the data collections through fully accessible surveys.
Maximum power kills performance Setting all your access points to maximum power will not provide better coverage but will rather degrade the overall Wi-Fi performance.
They will allow the offering of additional economies of scale, better coverage of rural areas as well as additional and more effective services in EC to operators and users.
In recent years, plastic surgeons have made significant advances in flap techniques,combining flap surgery and scalp reduction for better coverage of the crown; or with tissue expansion, to provide better frontal coverage and a more natural hairline.
Reform social assistance and its financing further to ensure better coverage, adequacy of benefits, strengthened activation and targeted social services.
On the micro-prudential side,there is higher and better quality capital, better coverage of the risks, the introduction of a leverage ratio as a backstop to the risk-based regime, and a new approach to liquidity.
The greater range of radio waves in the lower spectrum band in question andtheir ability to provide better coverage in buildings would enable operators also to achieve much broader third generation coverage, particularly in rural areas.
Yet the challenge for them is both to design social protection programmes that have better coverage- and hence address equity issues- but also to operate them with greater efficiency and in ways that are fiscally feasible and sustainable.