Examples of using Expressed in terms in English and their translations into German
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Computer
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Political
SiO2, expressed in terms of solid resin DSC.
dosage expressed in terms of the salt.1.
All resource information is also expressed in terms of the JORC Code.
Our protein requirements can also be expressed in terms of total caloric intake.
The cap on betting is often expressed in terms of big blinds bb.
This explains why the state of non-fashioning is expressed in terms devoid of place.
In the popular Black-Scholes model, the value of a digital option can be expressed in terms.
The presence of a viable microorganism on any individual item can be expressed in terms of probability.
The result of this assessment should be expressed in terms of.
Expressed in terms of tonnes of CO2 equivalent determined pursuant to Regulation(EU) No 525/2013.
Expressed in terms of CIE- the higher the number,
Carcass weight and livestock and preserved meats expressed in terms of carcass equivalent.
Their messages are not often expressed in terms that comfort the flesh note.
O Profitability of OSH is often expressed in terms of sick leave reductions.
Expressed in terms of principles, informed consent is neither necessary
Expressed in terms of whole milk equivalent, the increase for all dairy products taken together was 0.5% a year.
Expressed in terms of principles, informed consent is neither necessary nor sufficient for the principles of Respect for Persons Humphreys(2015);
The emission levels, expressed in terms of mass per tonne coke produced,
They were very high, whether expressed in terms of money, human suffering
that dissimilar things can be equated and"quantitatively compared" only when they are"expressed in terms of the same unit.