Examples of using Precisely defined in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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If it is not prepared in a precisely defined way with precisely defined ingredients in precisely defined proportions, it can not be called a traditional Italian.
With this type of support a SLA contract with precisely defined scope and parameters for availability of services(8х5, 24x7, etc.).
First of all, classes usually have a precisely defined hour of beginning
that interest must also be precisely defined(interest rate
collected for concrete, precisely defined and lawful purposes
The reference event has to be a very precisely defined credit event,
It should achieve a precisely defined appearance, whether rectangle
as the certification of a Nato military formation is based on a precisely defined methodology.
It has a wider“unconscious” aspect- an aspect that can never be precisely defined or fully explained.
exist continuously through time, and possess precisely defined properties.
was precisely defined much later after conservation of energy had become better understood.
GMT is no longer precisely defined by the scientific community.
The operating voltage is necessarily measured under load, and as a load, a resistor with a precisely defined value of its own electrical resistance should be used.
collected for specific, precisely defined and legal purposes
but GMT is no longer precisely defined by the scientific community.
for installation in a precisely defined location.
As Personal Data Controller(PDC)“Birs” OOD collects personal data for specific purposes, precisely defined by law and processes them lawfully and in good faith.
the materials involved in making it must be placed in a precisely defined way.
As a result, the driving performance of a car fitted with gas pressure shock absorbers can be precisely defined and remains reliably stable,
GMT is no longer precisely defined by the scientific community.