Examples of using More linked in English and their translations into Italian
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whose history is more linked to the Department of Tacuarembó,
as these projects are more linked to development of regional
do you believe that the future of great international architecture is more linked to synergic ateliers like yours rather than individual archistars?
it seems that these movements are more linked to the research of new territories.
with a care more linked to her being than to the number of children she has.
the uptake rate are more linked to biological uptake processes.
still niche applications more linked to the technical world.
fisheries conservation have become more and more linked to each other, as is shown by the rapid expansion of tuna fattening operations
seems more linked to the salary differential between the country of origin
Much more linked to the observation of current trends
And so we get a series of works more linked to the perceptive experience, appearing like objects in space,
The two products are the new trends in haute cuisine that requires beers more linked to the concept of tasting,
Important concepts, such as'gender mainstreaming','gender balance in decision-making' are now being developed in a European setting and are more and more linked with European policies, due to the platform for analysis
while others are more linked with Pendred syndrome.
much more linked to the water than the white one,
exploration of sumps inside the caves; while the exploration of sea caves is more linked to the scuba diving world.
Unlike Costa, more linked emotionally to the Portuguese artisan tradition,
except in the terms of a sporadic economic situation more linked to the desire to emancipate itself from its asphyxiated dimension.
My aim is to further enrich it in an economic scenario where a company's' value is increasingly more linked to its Intellectual Property assets and their commercial exploitation".
geographical areas, probably more linked to global expansion than motivated by differences in expected profitability.