Examples of using Extents in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
distinct distortion by scaling the center of the image outwards, decreasing until the extents of the image are met.
most viruses go through great extents to prevent those errors from being seen by the victim.
At the end of 1993, seven ACP countries were covered to varying extents by aid suspension measures which the Union had adopted because of the climate of insecurity, the lack of progress towards democracy or the failure to respect human rights.
All Europass documents are deemed to be successful- to varying extents- in making skills,
This phenomenon occurs to differing extents but is present globally,
to various extents- and we have heard about this today in Portugal and Greece- rules against unfair terms, providing for a minimum protection of the consumer.
hydraulic models within the Sava river basin that forecast the expected water levels and flood extents.”.
the research programmes and, to varying extents, the other Community programmes.
e.g. charging, are, to varying extents, dependent or, at least,
Barriers which create a significant extra cost for provision of services and which can affect competition conditions to varying extents, such as additional charges linked with rules,
to various extents, the use of radio spectrum.
What's the extent of the exposure?
The extent of protection against third country imports.
To what extent do we use cookies?
To what extent are our fears innate?
Not considering the extent of his injuries.
Not considering the extent of his injuries.
The extent of the burns made any normal identification impossible.
Andy Fastow, that betrayed that trust to the extent that.
And was that the extent of your relationship?