Examples of using Two systems in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
One country, two systems.
The two systems differ a lot.
It's one country, two systems.
The two systems are incompatible.
I gotta take out two systems.
The two systems are independent of each other.
Now there's two systems, right?
Spock, it's me. The brain is comprised of two systems.
However, there are two systems that would be.
Spock, it's me. The brain is comprised of two systems.
It suggests two systems running simultaneously.
I got the certificate in America, but the two systems are very similar.
The two systems are connected by the landing gear.
I need to weld the two systems together.
I know we have had some success flow-charting the two systems.
The brain is comprised of two systems. Spock, it's me.
Repeat. the two systems that allow you to land: The terrorists have cut off.
The brain is comprised of two systems. Spock, it's me.
Joining the two systems makes Croatia's energy network an important transfer point.
Repeat. The terrorists have cut off the two systems that allow you to land.
Repeat. field lights for a visual landing,that can allow you to land and the I. The terrorists have cut off the two systems.
And cut off the two systems that can allow you to land.
The terrorists have cut off… and the I. Repeat.field lights for a visual landing… the two systems that can allow you to land.
You can't separate two systems when at their core they are the same thing.
The terrorists have cut off Repeat. the two systems that allow you to land.
The two systems approved by FIFA, GoalRef(installed in Yokohama) and Hawk-Eye(installed in Toyota), were used in the two stadiums.
In effect, you have got two systems at war with one another.
The terrorists have cut off Repeat. the two systems that allow you to land.
A string metric allows us to compare two systems and expose the plagiarist.
A canonical example of universality involves the following two systems: The Ising model phase transition, described above.