Examples of using Be detected in English and their translations into Czech
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As slight damage is often very difficult to detect or cannot be detected at all, we recommend, in order to protect the engine, always use new filter cartridges.
Through a sensor applied to the body, blood gases diffusing through the skin can be detected and estimated.
Some people say we each give off a particular odor… that can only be detected by one other person's brain.
publish the exact address until after booking, during the booking process could not be detected.
On all of the rolls, the amount of remaining material has to be monitored continuously and any breaks have to be detected.
so they won't be detected.
With contrast sensors, print marks and very flat objects can be detected easily and reliably.
their presence can still be detected in the blood of our citizens.
they can often only be detected reliably by detailed controls carried out on the spot.
Once there is a transmission on the channel, the CTCSS code(if used) will be detected and displayed.
cooling operation mode so that stop valves failing to open can be detected.
Once there is a transmission on the channel, the DCS code(if used) will be detected and displayed.
Test conditions: dry tool, spinning at 5000 r/min, which must be detected by the TRS2 within 1 second.
Some people say we each give off a particular odor… that can only be detected by one other person's brain.
Some people say we each give off a particular odor that can only be detected by one other person's brain.
so our approach may be detected.
so any errors or anomalies during the material removal can be detected.
The Hydrogen safety system includes an automatic operating system with a Nitrogen flooding tank to detect and purge the system should any malfunctions be detected.
Retinal dysfunction can be detected by means of electroretinography(ERG) in puppies by 16th day after the birth.
In a phase 1 study no difference in pharmacokinetics of teduglutide could be detected between healthy subjects younger than 65 years versus older than 65 years.