Examples of using Reproducible in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Modern combustion technologies demand a precise and continually reproducible dosing of fuel and combustion air.
That they must be reproducible.
which guarantees reliable and reproducible conclusions.
All information on quality provided by the Seller will exclusively be based on reproducible tests.
All studies are supposed to be reproducible.
Productive, efficient, precise, reproducible and innovative.
All quality data provided by the seller in writing are exclusively based on reproducible tests.
All quality data provided in writing by the Seller shall be based exclusively on reproducible tests.
Over 50% of scientific experiments are not reproducible.
Acquire the technical and scientific competences that allow for precise and reproducible results to be obtained that can then be used to draw valid conclusions in a specific specialized area within the field of molecular biomedicine;
Reproducible temperature and climate tests can be performed directly at your workplace.
vacuum-climate test chambers WT/D and WK/D enable reproducible tests of highly stressed components in the aviation industry. More.
the celluloid base are separable from each other since film is not a unique, but a reproducible work of art.
to guarantee accurate, reproducible and meaningful test results.
require precisely defined conditions, such as special track and environmental conditions which also need to be reproducible.
with position indicator and hand wheel(easy and reproducible positioning from the outside).
Because they are well-defined and reproducible, the CIE color spaces are an excellent language for communicating color information between distributed systems.
can therefore guarantee a completely reproducible climate, UV
To ensure accurate and reproducible results, the testing must be performed in a specialised laboratory,
There is increasing interest in the scientific community about whether published research is transparent and reproducible.