Eksempler på brug af Can be expressed på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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That can be expressed firmly but courteously,
which means any piece of music can be expressed as a series of numbers.
You need a work outlet through which it can be expressed and rewarded.
He believed that numbers can be expressed through sound, and what in the world
For this purpose we shall first redefine the electric elementary quantum e so that it can be expressed exclusively by the"mechanical" basic units for distance,
Since this game here can easily lead you into a borderland where jealousy feelings can be expressed, it is an incredibly good idea to establish rules for this game.
all the different views can be expressed.
the National Electoral Council to guarantee the defence of the popular will in such a way that it can be expressed by means of an electoral process.
organise a debate in which all the scientific facts which will help to uncover the truth can be expressed.
The fact that Switzerland is advanced in this area and is ahead of the European Union is due in part to the fact that Switzerland is a real democracy where the citizens' awareness of environmental policy can be expressed.
creative capacity can be expressed, thereby reflecting the diversity and richness of European culture.
Therefore, we must ensure that there is a safeguard in place for the Council so that its rights can be expressed in a reasonable way
the diversity of political opinion can be expressed without hesitation or fear,
plurality of ideas that can be expressed and understood.
Requests can be expressed in the form of phone calls,
Mr Olbrycht, partnership can be expressed through sharing good practice
Consent can be express or inferred.
Many important questions in social research could be expressed as one of these three.
The magnitude of vibration could be expressed as the vibration displacement(in metres), the vibration velocity(in metres per second) or the vibration acceleration in metres per second per second or m/s².
So, Euclid knew that every number could be expressed using a group of smaller primes.