Examples of using Third-generation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Until the Cosan announcement, Shell had invested solely in second- and third-generation biofuels, bypassing first-generation biofuels like food-based ethanol and biodiesel.
BRIDGESTONE has been selected by Porsche to be a supplier of tyres for the third-generation Porsche Cayenne.
his deadpan paintings of flags and targets helped derail second- and third-generation Abstract Expressionism and changed the way we think about art.
Subsequently, the 3GPP developed third-generation(3G) UMTS standards,
Blaguss, a third-generation family-run company, is the market leader for passenger transport
As the pioneer of third-generation universities, AGU places great emphasis on interdisciplinary research,
Blaguss, a third-generation family-run company, is the market leader for passenger transport
Barakah is the first export for Korea's APR-1400, a third-generation, 1400 MWe pressurised water reactor with an exploitation lifetime of 60 years.
The current, third-generation Toyota Yaris was launched in Europe in the summer of 2011,
Scheduled to make its public debut during the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show, the model is a sedan-shaped companion to the third-generation 1 Series hatchback sold in global markets, including Europe.
Barakah represents the first exports for Korea's APR-1400, a third-generation, 1400 MWe pressurised water reactor with an operating life of 60 years.
The current, third-generation Yaris was launched in Europe in the summer of 2011,
As a third-generation family-owned company, we do not think in quarterly periods
(HU) The riots in French suburbs and the bloody terrorist outrages in London which were committed by young, third-generation Muslims speaking with a Yorkshire accent highlight the crisis in the integration of migrant minorities in western Europe.
It is about second- or third-generation descendants of Muslim immigrants no longer feeling at home in their parents
second- or third-generation immigrants, only a handful has made it into the federal legislature- and most of them are ethnic Germans from eastern Europe.
Jennifer Wiebers, a third-generation Bahá'í in Germany said,“A prayer actually comes into its full meaning when the person uses those words to change their behaviour
the vast majority of whom are second- or third-generation refugees;
often second- or third-generation migrants, who have grown up in the Member States which they have attacked,
In the light of the use of this spectrum in Europe in the near future for third-generation mobile networks,