Примеры использования To a degree на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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use of Internet, a lot of information can be gathered and exchanged, as is already being done to a degree.
financial systems and, to a degree, of fighting corruption.
All elements of an award can differ from a degree to a degree, from an award to an award in the sizes and design.
That numerical values of thermo-impedancemetry parameters of curves are directly connected to a degree of a brain defeat
Statistical output is modified to a degree that is tailored specifically to the type of analysis being undertaken as well as the level to minimise information loss;
Legions can be controlled to a degree: their tactics can be switched between offensive
Licentiaat, French: licencié: The second cycle, leading to a degree after typically 2 years 3 years for civil engineers or lawyers, 4 years for medicine.
Journalistic freedom covers possible recourse to a degree of exaggeration, or even provocation(see Prager
For admission to a degree that directly or indirectly related to the economy mathematics
It shares some strong similarities to Masteron(Drostanolone) and to a degree Anavar(Oxandrolone) and Winstrol(Stanozolol)
This hormone will enhance protein synthesis(to a degree) and can have a moderate affect on increasing red blood cell count.
Once again this will promote the functionality of other steroids to a degree but more importantly promote enhanced metabolic activity through direct lipolysis.
This is, to a degree, understandable, as such training can only be effectively provided by professionals with direct experience in the investigation
it remains subject to a degree of uncertainty, which is reported in the sensitivity analysis.
development in the past, NEPAD might be subject to a degree of cynicism and déjà vu.
reduced child mortality to a degree comparable to even the most advanced developed countries.
is sufficiently precise and the applicant could foresee to a degree reasonable in the circumstances the consequences which his action might entail.
Developments in the last year have clearly demonstrated that international civil servants continue to be exposed to a degree of risk that would have been unacceptable in the past.
Clayson continues:"but thanks to George the irrepressible'Hare Krishna Mantra' had encroached on public consciousness to a degree that Prabhupada could never have imagined in 1966.