Приклади вживання The high degree Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Due to the high degree of danger chilibuhi not included in the composition of biologically active additives, vitamin complexes.
Campus datacenters must be able to cope effectively with the high degree of complexity that characterizes the diversified,
This can be a marked contrast to the high degree of specialization seen in many large law firms.
invoices etc. in a sufficient volume and with the high degree of reliability.
Due to the high degree of assimilation, it needs much less for feeding.
based on recognizing the high degree of state independence.
Rationalization of production is reflected in the high degree of specialization of individual employees
Application of modern technical decisions, the high degree of automation allows to exploit all complex of pellet module boiler room with minimum expenses,
Due to the high degree of mutual intelligibility of these varieties, Greek linguists refer
Chen Wenji suspended human's social life, and the high degree painting features
Has the human hand attained the high degree of perfection that has enabled it to conjure into being the paintings of a Raphael, the statues of a Thorwaldsen,
Second, despite the high degree of reliability, the investments should provide capital growth,
However, the high degree of subjectivity of this method
a strong market position due to the high degree of uniqueness and individuality in meeting the needs.
This market's segment has the high degree of the potential clients' differentiation(children with a high need for public immunization services,
But this does not make evident the high degree of violation of the humanity in one's own person by the unnaturalness of such a vice,
a strong market position due to the high degree of uniqueness and individuality in meeting the needs.
Charles Darwin wrote about the high degree of variation among domesticated plants
But this does not explain the high degree of violation of the humanity in one's own person by such a vice in its unnaturalness,