Примеры использования Termed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Hasan Cemal termed his grandfather's assassins as"bandits.
The observer for Australia welcomed the consensus on the protocol, which he termed historic.
such influencing can be termed state capture.
The great Aristotle claimed… the friction created by this motion generates a sound… which he termed.
Jefferson Davis, on learnin' of Mr. Lincoln's capture in blackface, termed the arrest"symbolic.".
This time, Teran triumphs in the conflict termed the Gore vellye.
Already years before the exosome complex was identified, this pattern was termed the PM/Scl complex.
A topological space that is not resolvable is termed irresolvable.
Myxothiazol binds nearer to cytochrome bL hence termed a"proximal" inhibitor.
Galaxy reviewer Groff Conklin termed the novel"a first-rate piece of imaginative story-telling.
and is termed a pyranose.
Some tremors have no known cause and termed as essential tremors.
The actions collectively termed"unilateral destruction",
In modern literature, this condition is termed"non-specific back pain" due to the fact that the pathogenesis of this disease is the same regardless of the cause of back pain.
He reiterated that in those regions the elections had not been transparent and denounced what he termed"serious violations" of the right to vote carried out by the Forces nouvelles.
This concept is usually termed economic rent,
The Balcerowicz Plan(Polish: plan Balcerowicza), also termed"Shock Therapy", was a method for rapidly transitioning from an economy based on state ownership
The third mode of supply is termed commercial presence,
These same sources stated that the Ugandan soldiers had reinforced Rwandan troops already present and formed what they termed a“mixed brigade”,
This type of bog is termed a‘raised bog' for obvious reasons and is generally acidic in character.