Examples of using Impossible to measure in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is impossible to measure it with material values.
That's because it's impossible to measure love.
It is impossible to measure and confirm physical characteristics in these circumstances.
We cannot set this value any lower as it would then be impossible to measure.
For this situation, it is impossible to measure with traditional methods.
Many people have regarded game intelligence to be almost a magical ability, something that is impossible to measure.
It generally it is impossible to measure- because it is huge and eternal.
recreational value is impossible to measure in financial terms.
It should not be completely impossible to measure this loss of quality of life.
Impossible to measure their impact on the achievement of the conservation objectives of the CFP;
Something of such immaterial value that it is impossible to measure it in dollars or euros.
especially in terms of these‘less tangible'outcomes that are hard, but not impossible, to measure.
The absence of statistical data, however, makes it impossible to measure the effects of key decisions taken or envisaged.
vitiated by several shortcomings, one of the biggest is the fact that it is impossible to measure the effects of the aid.
From a technical point of view it is impossible to measure in a single test true ssDNA antibodies with purine
For example, the effects of freeing up trade on economic growth and living standards are impossible to measure in each individual Member State.
Since it is almost impossible to measure the voltage from the gate to the source(VGS)
this is usually ignored in the monitoring of consolidation as it is almost impossible to measure.
Although Kivimäki acknowledges that it is impossible to measure the value or significance of this discussion,
it is virtually impossible to measure how the impact on vehicles may vary.
Prior to Crooks' fluctuation theorem it was almost impossible to measure changes in free energy for molecular systems that were not in equilibrium with their surroundings- a system is said to be in equilibrium when it does not change with time.
as it has been almost impossible to measure and place the activities proposed by the NGOs under any one heading.
that it is impossible to measure its results, that the Commission's approach to ensure that migration has a positive development impact is unclear,