Examples of using The parallel in English and their translations into Danish
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The parallel established by the Council with the failure to act referred to in Article 232 EC is irrelevant, as it is a question of no-fault liability.
But we never developed the parallel political and regulatory integration that would allow us to face a crisis like the one we are facing today.
I completely under stand, naturally, the parallel drawn with this morning, but there is a difference.
This partition often maintains the parallel operating system, which is created during the installation process from the primary partition space.
The parallel connected tubes are specially matched for the SPL Iron,
Any revival in the negotiations regarding the final statute must be accompanied by the parallel and complex drafting of an interim agreement.
A computer model of production wells was used to compare the parallel computing speed on CPUs and GPUs.
Scientific Association Digital idea, and the parallel European Accelerator Assembly network.
It is believed that the optimal distance between the parallel spaced profiles equal to 50-61 cm.
it injects a small amount of energy into the parallel tuned circuit.
In the serial passages, one can only send one direction at a time, while the parallel you can both send
Nevertheless, these efforts do not appear to be sufficient, since the parallel constantly increasing demand in this sector almost cancels them out.
The parallel that the Minister makes as a 21st century equivalent of slavery may be true on one hand,
It is there that I see the parallel with dancing on a volcano;
Furthermore, the parallel that can be made with the usual consultations of the European Parliament is illuminating.
Without invoking the parallel too strictly- it will not bear that- the listening experience when you concentrate on Lohse's acoustic mobiles is almost like hearing an old Baroque rondo.
My Group has drawn Parliament's attention to the parallel preparatory work undertaken by the European Council to draft the triple protocol to the Madrid Outline Convention on Euroregional Co-operation Groupings- whose very title reveals the shared goal of the two pieces of legislation.
Starting at the point where the meridian of longitude 72° 15' E intersects the Australia-France Maritime Delimitation Agreement Boundary then south along the meridian to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 53° 25' S;