Examples of using Recalculated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Court's examination showed that the Commission had correctly validated(or recalculated) the error rates reported by audit authorities for 155 of the 194 OPs examined(see Annex 5.2).
Profits/Losses on positions are calculated in the base currency of the traded instrument and then recalculated to the account currency with the use of the platform exchange rates.
with the precise trajectory and the timing of directional changes recalculated 50 times each second, using global-positioning system sensor data.
In this formula,'x' and'y' are respectively the ceilings recalculated pursuant to paragraph 3.
scientists recalculated the virus's"molecular clock," measuring how fast it mutates.
In a few cases the statistical office in the country concerned was asked to provide revised tables, recalculated on the basis of the 2003 regional classification.
the duration is recalculated to five days.
(37) This means that the error recalculated by the Court is at least 0,5 percentage points higher than the rate validated by the Commission and/or exceeds the Commission's materiality threshold(whereas the Commission's rate does not).
GDP in 2014 and 2.9% in 2015, which is consistent with a(recalculated) structural balance at or above the medium-term objective.
of course, after I recalculated the bullet trajectory based on skull fracture analysis.
For the remaining OPs, the Commission had already issued a reservation for the OP or the higher error rate recalculated by the Court remained below the Commission's 2% materiality threshold.
maybe recalculated to the dry matter.
cyclical conditions will improve over time and negative output gaps, as recalculated by the Commission, based on the information in the programme
On the contrary, the structural balance(recalculated by Commission services based on the information in the programme, following the commonly agreed methodology) is expected to deteriorate gradually from a 0.3% surplus in 2011 to a 0.8% deficit in 2014.
The major increase compared to last year is mainly due to OP's with reliable but recalculated error rates(from 18 in 2012 to 41 in 2013)
F4E recalculated its contribution to the project construction phase at 12 billion euros(in 2008 values), up from the 6,6 billion euros(in 2008 values)
maintained in 2021, whereas the recalculated(6) structural balance points to a small structural deficit(0,2% of GDP) in both years.
the difference shall be reimbursed or the duty recalculated, as the case may be.
the residual error rate recalculated by the Court was above the Commission's materiality threshold of 2%.
For five out of the 138 OPs, the error rate recalculated by the Court(taking account of the multiannual financial corrections)