英語 での Employed by の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Employed by DC input power supply, this high efficiency red laser alignment provides 24 hours continuous pointing in various alignment works in decoration, wood cutting, and instrument etc.
Employed by the finest 650nm red laser diode and high level body material, red dot projecting laser alignment provides high accuracy alignment in industrial alignment fields.
Employed by single transverse mode semiconductor laser, 515nm 5mW green laser pointer is widely used in metrology, laser shows, biomedical applications, laser projection etc.
The logic employed by this editor is so simple and clear that it should be learned by heart and be an essential part of our notion of the Arab question.
A professional pilot employed by the Japanese division Red Bull Squeezing thoroughly Ferrari F40. As you can imagine, vibrant scenes and almost impossible driving maneuvers succeed.
That, and the increasingly brutal methods of repression employed by secular nationalist regimes, has inspired many to place their hopes in the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist groups.
As a real-world application, the IOTA Tangle technology would be immune to cyber attacks employed by the future quantum computers, while the conventional blockchain technology wouldn't resist such attacks.
Possess the knowledge and skill to run their own private practice massage business or become employed by other healthcare practitioners who utilize massage as part of their client treatment.
The testimonies of protestors, lawyers and medical professionals at the scene and video evidence confirm this as a widespread tactic employed by the police at demonstrations continuing across central Istanbul.
Many discredited CIA members, kicked out of the government as an alternative to eliminating them(i.e. killing them), have become employed by the wealthy and nervous.
TWA800 was taken down by such a missile, but skilled US Military, employed by those who would start Martial Law in the US early, were at the hands.
Starting with the name of the deceased, probate genealogists, the professional'heir hunters' employed by probate lawyers, may embark on a search process that can at times be relatively simple, at others complex and time consuming.
However, if the attacks are well understood and easily made, and if the vulnerable system is employed by a wide range of users, then it is likely that there will be enough benefit for someone to make an attack.
However, if the attacks are well understood and easily made, and if the vulnerable system is employed by a wide range of users, then it is likely that there will be enough motivation for someone to launch an attack.
Employed by the most qualified laser diode and circuit board as well as inner thermal stabilization system, this 532nm green laser pointer provides the most stable and reliable performance in all kinds of operation environments.
Whether the real estate brokerages(and the hundreds of agents employed by them) that are contracted by the EB-5 developers are engaged in the selling of real estate investments is to be questioned by whether or not of agents are receiving commissions for the sale of real estate based on the present value of the real estate, or a future value.
For the purpose of this appendix, the term“other members of the country visit delegations” shall include the independent national experts and the specialists mentioned in Article 68, paragraph 9, of the Convention, staff members of the Council of Europe and interpreters employed by the Council of Europe accompanying GREVIO during its country visits.
The Bush administration has not made friends in the CIA, using them as scapegoats, and any mercenaries such as Blackwater Security employed by the military for work in Iraq or the home front as likely to be paid to go against Bush as work for him, such are their ethics.
Dr Laurie welcomed the apology but said Professor Chapman's personal attacks on her professional integrity were“just one example of a broader strategy employed by the wind industry to denigrate, marginalise and, therefore, exclude from public and political discourse anyone sincerely investigating a worldwide public health issue''.
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