Examples of using Able to access in English and their translations into Czech
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I will be able to access the minister's office,
I haven't been able to access Any of the main systems yet, so I don't know.
A hard drive's read speed is the speed at which it is able to access stored data.
If you decline an upgrade, you will not be able to access content that requires the upgrade.
patients will be able to access more information(in particular, via contact points)
You would be able to access the memories. However, I believe if each of you were to  download the brain scans you left in the computer back into your consciousness.
And bring up surveillance footage Our techs were able to access the security cameras at the lab right before they cut out.
This potentially means that those familiar with the vulnerability were able to access normally very secure information if they knew how.
you might not be able to access these functions or they might not function properly.
Ensure to  leave the zip open a little to  be able to access the temporary stitches.
It looks like the footprint of the house matches what we were able to access from public records.
but I was able to access the cloud backup.
he may be able to access his memories.
no one should be able to access the building from the outside, right?
But that he was able to access this information from a different realm, Not so much that God appeared to  him and told him, and from there began the pyramid-building process.
who weren't able to access twitter on their own,
I knew with the right motivation she would be able to access her magic, although I-I did get a little worried with all your bickering that Damon's life wouldn't be enough motivation,
I was able to access.
France at the moment, that certain individuals are now no longer able to access systems to  which they have been paying because of changes in national regulations.
those who are already in difficulty not even being able to access the labour market;