Examples of using Gradual transition in English and their translations into Hungarian
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these early midway types, those organisms through which the gradual transition from the vegetable to the animal took place.
A gradual transition should ensure that key functions of the Stability Pact are transferred,
we will work hard to support a gradual transition.
This gradual transition from the third to the fourth stage has been made visible to a wide audience at HANNOVER MESSE each year since 2013.
The gradual transition of each Associated Party to the full application of the ECAA shall be subject to assessments.
This very development later helped trigger the gradual transition to the thriving democracy that South Koreans now enjoy.
Plants of this group play an important role in creating a gradual transition from water to land part of the garden.
In general, from the chips we purchased a gradual transition to healthy and delicious baked potato"in selyanski" rather than prolong his life,
Such a gradual transition to self-driving requires more time,
It will be a gradual transition from MiG-31 to PAK DA,” Tarasenko told RT at the Army-2017 expo in Kubinka on Wednesday.
This technological change in fact is not going to be a fast shift, but rather a gradual transition.
Approximately from the second half of the XVIII century inEuropean cartography, there has been a trend towards a gradual transition from individual promising drawings to more concrete planned conventions.
The EESC considers that a gradual transition to a new system and a new culture will take time.
to ensure a gradual transition to cleaner energy sources.
Very important in the haircut is a gradual transition from the back to the panties, repeating the contours of the hind legs(from the bottom, they should be wide).
we won't have a hard crash, but a gradual transition until the Financial Reset.
demographic ageing and the gradual transition to a low-carbon and low-particulate economy have triggered rapid changes in the qualifications
demographic ageing and the gradual transition to a low-carbon and low-particulate economy have triggered rapid changes in the qualifications and skills required on the labour market,
subject to tighter conditions to reflect the gradual transition into the normal State aid regime.
The different members, however, of the family present, as Schiodte remarks,"a long series of forms exhibiting a gradual transition from Hippoglossus pinguis, which does not