Examples of using A very precise in English and their translations into Hungarian
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with a very narrow“effective window”- a very precise dose in which the CBD showed a positive effect.
Regarding point 27 of the report, this point again makes a very precise reference to a real problem.
it can help businesses, specifically those in the B2B sector, reach a very precise audience.
formulate your call accordingly, in a very precise way.
requires a considerable amount of energy to keep its interlocutor in a very precise vision.
as well as a very precise code of conduct.
with two wives, two lives and a very precise schedule for juggling them both.
This means you can make a very precise and optimally structured selection beforehand
our most compact cylinder, the JCQ Series is combined with a linear guide creating a very precise compact cylinder with unique possibilities.
Here we have, I believe- in however strange a guise- a very precise description of the situation of man confronted with the question of God.
with no wind has a very precise circular shape,
We must make a very precise distinction between the official and consequently dictatorial prerogatives
When exceeding the limit angle may cause a total multiple reflections within a very precise circle, that is very slowly(in consideration of electromagnetic rays velocity approximately million times slower), but still noticeable speed
dip them into the acetone and after it, place all the cotton balls on the nails in a very precise way so that it could not make a contact with skin.
I put a very precise question to the Commissioner: whether he has been able to
Now, scientists have managed to recreate the image of a woman in a very precise model in three dimensions which even reproduces the color of the skin
we must make a very precise distinction between the official and consequently dictatorial prerogatives
Born produced a very precise definition of quantity of heat, the most satisfactory mathematical statement of the first law of thermodynamics.