Examples of using Time factor in English and their translations into Greek
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from one border to another, based on the time factor.
In effect it is more a question of a micro-structure in continuous transformation, in which the time factor, the fourth dimension, plays a considerable part.
However, if you take into account the time factor, or the Wandering(summer) stars,
I think if we were to resume the process because of the time factor I would want to have somebody in charge who knows the issues.
In any point of tension-no matter what the time factor may be-energy is being generated,
While the time factor is part of the assessment as well,
longer training time lead to less there must be a time factor somewhere that will enable us to conciliate the two.
This type of experimental design will be studied taking into account the time factor, with mixed effects models,
impeded this divine expression, except the time factor, and that time factor is determined by humanity
To understand this contradiction, we have to consider the time factor, because the history of the tepuis is extremely long,
Now that the need for large-scale production is disappearing due to the crystalline democratization of the means of production- now only linked to the time factor which is exponentially compressed every day- the cooperative revolution underway has placed people,
who are able to appreciate the time factor in work, and who have learned to count not only the minutes,
In such a case, there would also be reason to fear a distortion of competition by reason of the fact that the period within which payment must be made forms an integral part of the Community provision, whereas the time factor could be eliminated if national courts were empowered to order suspension of execution.
The time factor must govern as never before the activities of the men of goodwill and the work of
The time factor appears to play a role in this case,
as they frequently incur start-up losses that they cannot immediately absorb- even the time factor is very relevant to SMEs. The existence of differing Member State legislation obviously also increases compliance costs,
Time factor?
It's the time factor.
The"time factor" is crucial.