Examples of using An interference in English and their translations into Chinese
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Even the mere possibility of communications information being captured creates an interference with privacy, with a potential chilling effect on rights, including those to free expression and association.
Decades ago, scientists determined that when regular-matter particles pass through a pair of parallel slits, they create an interference pattern as if they were waves.
Decisions of the Constitutional Court are mandatory and the nullification of a decision is, in effect, an interference in the judicial process and contrary to principle 4 of the United Nations Basic Principles on the Independence of the Judiciary.
The Guiding Principles on Internally Displaced Persons provides that offers of assistance should not be regarded as an unfriendly act or an interference in the affected State' s internal affairs.
Researchers, educators and policy makers long considered a second language to be an interference, that hindered a child's academic and intellectual development.
Vectoring technology also decouples the lines in a cable(from an interference point of view), substantially improving power management, which can reduce power consumption.
For example, the Panel heard evidence of SLM/A interference in previously stable tribal relations with a view to mobilizing support against Arab tribes.
We certainly don't view that as an interference.
According to DNGOs, this measure is an interference with the right to privacy.
I use the word Miracle to mean an interference with Nature.
The very existence of a mass surveillance programme thus creates an interference with privacy.
It considered that this fact constituted an interference with both spouses' family.
He inadvertently spread their ideas, because that for his continuous exploration will be an interference.
Do they count, or are they an interference with your feline relationship and your TV watching?
After a few round trips, the pulses develop an interference pattern that gives them effective mass.
But Professor Schmidt said the Chinese Government was“manifestly not running an interference campaign” at the ANU campus.
These components are so arranged that an interference pattern will appear if the system is focused upon the specimen.
China typically does not comment on votes in other countries, viewing it as an interference in an internal affair.
Hence this is an interference based on a law which is in keeping with the objectives of the Covenant.