英語 での If we know の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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There is also a set of helper commands we can call if we know the data has a structure that Nu should be able to understand.
If we know who's vehicle it is, we will contact them immediately.
You may ask:“So, if we know this, why have countries not undertaken to share economic benefits more widely?
If we know the reason, we will get more deeply an understanding about Japan.
A: It is helpful for us to recommend the right item if we know your detail requirements.
These are serious skills, especially if we know that we are still"only" talking about a mid-range tile.
That number may be helpful for identification, if we know the manufacturer of the piece of equipment in which the switch is found.
Since distance is related to both speed and time, if we know two of these values we can obtain the third.
It's a different situation if we know early enough, to look for alternatives.
Hence, even when we are alone, the universe is full if we know that God exists.
If we know how to take care of our suffering, we not only suffer much, much less, we also create more happiness around us and in the world.
If we know our conveyor will be placed in the forklift's path, we will reinforce the section that might get bumped and damaged.
If we know where trade is likely to change, for example, because of the African Growth and Opportunities Act or other policies that encourage trade, we can actually think about which areas are likely to be heavily infected with HlV.
If we know the speed of the train, we can estimate it. If we don't know the speed, we cannot know the distance to the lighthouse.
Technical detail: If we know the angle of the speakers(x and-x), we can use the cosine function to calculate distance a relative to distance b.
If we know the amount of fluid in each cell it is possible to locate surfaces, as well as determine surface slopes and surface curvatures.
For example, if we know our data set would be English-language prose, letter-frequency tables are well known and quite consistent across data sets.
The theory of predestination asserts that every future event is the result of past events and if we know all the past then we could know all the future.