Examples of using See table in English and their translations into Chinese
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The results of the raw Suchey- Brooks scores are presented as a histogram(Figure 7.1; also see Table 7.4).
See table 18 for an analysis of reserves and fund balances under regular resources.
The number of criminal acts recorded by criminal statistics declined during recent years See Table 6.1.
As of December 2012, the Administration had fully implemented 342(55 per cent) of all recommendations(see table II.2).
The exception entry and return mechanisms automatically update the CONTROL register based on the EXC_RETURN value(see Table 2-10 on page 87).
C/ For the distribution of MA posts funded under the grant received from the UN Regular Budget, see table II.9.
For data on south-east European and European CIS countries, see table 1.1.2.
Total ODA flows as reported by OECD/DAC in 2009 were $123.6 billion(excluding debt relief)(see table 2).
Informal clusters are the predominant forms of clustering in developing countries and in LDCs in particular(see table 1).
If general-purpose income in 2010 exceeds general-purpose expenditure, the surplus will be used to restore the fund balance(see table).
This has been implemented in the request for resources for the 2008-2009 biennium, see table 36, page 111.
Women at the P-2 to D-1 levels accounted for 48.4 per cent(399 out of 825) of all promotions(see table 11).
The mobile phone market is set to record the worst performance of these device types, declining by 3.8%(see Table 1).
These three, together with Hu, were later identified as China's four pioneer researchers and devoted mentors in physics(see Table 2 for detailed data).
A total of 43 out of 192 countries Parties(22 per cent) replied(see table 1).
In addition, some $3 million was identified as loss or waste of resources4(see table 1 below and annex III).
Dell remained in the No. 2 position with 26.7% market share(see Table 2).
However, the percentage of people under 15 has decreased from 44 per cent in 1995 to 39 per cent(in 2005)(see Table 1).
Start trade negotiations with EU and UK in due course( see Table 1).
The issue of publications as part of the programme of work has been reviewed in the context of this programme(see table 2.3).