Примери за използване на Even relatively на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Even relatively minor injuries,
Even relatively small loads can lead to accumulation of lactic acid in the muscles,
Owing to the high capacity of this heater(102 kW) even relatively large facilities can be heated very quickly.
so even relatively minor discoveries generate great interest.
Traditional air source heat pumps get their heat from the air outside, as even relatively cold air actually contains a substantial amount of heat.
Even relatively weak tsunami with the height of several dozens meters could have catastrophic consequences for the US.
Even relatively well-off young couples now find it impossible to afford to buy a flat in Paris.
Eastern Europe, even relatively successful Poland,
The India-Pakistan scenario served to show that even relatively small nuclear weapons can have a global effect.
Even relatively weak tsunami the height of several tens of meters, can lead to disastrous consequences for the United States.
They found that"even relatively simple pricing algorithms systematically learn to play sophisticated collusive strategies.".
But even relatively adult children should bathe only in specially adapted places- shallow
Central Europe, even relatively successful Poland,
they are low calorie or even relatively healthy your metabolism eventually catches on the structure and relaxes.
Katarína Guttmannová,“We chose to focus on alcohol because even relatively small changes in alcohol consumption could have profound implications for public health,
We chose to focus on alcohol because even relatively small changes in alcohol consumption could have profound implications for public health,
to a large extent justifies even relatively high prices for products.
have to use both hands- If you have trouble lifting even relatively small objects out of the fridge,
the absence of effective tools to manage institutions in crisis has too often required the use of public funds to restore trust in even relatively small institutions
It's not even relatively close.