Примеры использования Is taken up на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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limiting how much space is taken up by user profile folders.
The first floor is taken up by the commercial area,
Much of the labor now is taken up by the Eva 3D scanner,
During this initial phase the new load is taken up the free water
The essential problem is that undue government time and effort is taken up by the complexity and diversity of requirements and procedures.
A huge amount of those funds is taken up by technical assistance
What's needed is taken up, and what's not needed hangs around somewhere, looking for a home.
If these files are not removed, massive amounts of hard-disk space is taken up and will slow down your computer to a crawl.
F-FDG is taken up by cells, phosphorylated by hexokinase(whose mitochondrial form is greatly elevated in rapidly growing malignant tumours),
But if over one-third of all the Gospels is taken up by Passion Week,
Societies do not tend to change rapidly unless a new set of beliefs is taken up and readily espoused by a group of dedicated and passionate Beings.
change by it is taken up by the highest thought.
I hope that in the future this will become a trend, which is taken up by all market participants.
During the 5-year tenure a group of around 40 students in each school is taken up for duration of 2-3 weeks.
We will have more specific comments to make when the draft resolution is taken up for action.
every time we have talked, half of our conversation is taken up with blatant name drops.
The majority of General Comment 25 is taken up by an elaboration on the meaning of the rights indicated in article 25
When a communication is deemed inadmissible by the Working Group on Communications or when it is taken up for consideration by the Working Group on Situations;
shaped as a glass"tumbler": the first level of the"tumbler" is taken up by a dining room, the second one by a master bedroom, the third one by an open terrace with a sun roof.
When the complaint is deemed inadmissible or when it is taken up for substantive consideration(at this point,