Examples of using An approximation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Whereas such co-ordination presupposes in particular an approximation of the procedures followed in each Member State when invoking grounds of public policy,
This mutual trust in the system operated by the contracting party is based on an approximation of the requirements and regulatory processes, as well as
anexactitude is in no way an approximation; on the contrary,
improve the living and working conditions of workers through an approximation of the provisions of national law, in particular, those governing working time.
Witten argued that the five string theories each represented an approximation of a more fundamental, 11-dimensional theory in a particular situation,
whereas it can be expected that the outcome will lead to an approximation of standards in this respect throughout the Community;
Whereas there must therefore be an approximation of the provisions governing these bodies in order that they may cooperate
Because I am not really good enough at it the result is always just an approximation, a reminder of what I have imagined so vividly,
which is why we can only give you an approximation based on our statistics
which is why we can only give you an approximation based on our statistics
computing an approximation for each subinterval, then adding up all the results.
at least for particularly serious cases, an approximation of the levels of penalties corresponding to the seriousness of the offence.
time to first subsequent therapy or death(TFST) and time to second subsequent therapy or death(TSST- an approximation of PFS2) were also performed.
Translation is an approximation.
Translations are only an approximation.
WJ: It's an approximation.
Each thought is just an approximation.
Everything we do is an approximation of sophistication.
The error of such an approximation is estimated.
In other words, THETA-3 is always an approximation;