Examples of using Segmentation in English and their translations into Czech
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which will be created by means of graphic segmentation of CT images.
campaigns or segmentation, which together form a very strong business tool.
During one performance students have the opportunity to gain a basic overview of the life of people and the color and segmentation of folk dance in the Czech Republic.
Another option is to use dynamic segmentation following specific indicators in the recipient list and subsequently prepare several
What is more, we have not included weight and we have not completed weight segmentation, which is important for European competitiveness,
solutions and customer segmentation, which may e.g.
We need to tackle labour market segmentation as a matter of urgency,
Let me assure you that combating geographical market segmentation, be it the result of state measures or the behaviour of private parties,
risk based audits, taxpayer segmentation.
For instance, they need to reduce labour market segmentation by readjusting the balance in employment protection legislation between those workers on permanent contracts and those on time-limited, precarious contracts- which
particularly if taxpayer segmentation is applied.
combined with a strong emphasis on customer marketing and segmentation.
that active investment in human resources is a sine qua non for preventing segmentation of the market.
phase and power), segmentation and averaging according to established criteria and several more.
time-frequency analysis, segmentation, automatic removal of artificial segments
Market segmentation begins with the task of getting different lists
phonetic segmentation, phonetic and linguistic knowledge in speech recognition systems.
macroeconomic imbalances, as in Romania, and I consider that reducing labour market segmentation has to be achieved by providing adequate security for workers under all forms of contracts.
recognition and segmentation of objects in images
functions based on client segmentation to cater to the needs of different taxpayer categories See Figure 1.