Examples of using System needs in English and their translations into Italian
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Medicine
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Computer
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Official/political
Remember that your system needs some suid root programs to work properly,
If the system needs this"free space" that this file used to occupy,
if we want to exploit the advantage of shorter hours for employment in a closed economic system, that system needs to be worldwide.
This is because to store any data, a system needs a timestamp in order to store the information.
Sometimes these tricks get in the way of Dolphin, and the system needs a little help to use it's maximum capabilities with the emulator.
In order to load the OS, your system needs a record of all the available partitions.
are designed to provide an effective solution to highly selective system needs.
The system needs to be modernized and more cost controls are needed if the system needs to remain affordable in the future.
To manage the restore process through Veeam, system needs a VM acting as Veeam Server.
So your system needs to support 2280(80mm) or longer in order to use this M.2 SATA drive.
The system needs only 24 Vdc power supply
If your recharging hose is equipped with a pressure gauge, check it to determine if the system needs refrigerant.
The system needs extension on a consistent basis throughout the EU,
Making use of a third party software in your system needs a bit of attention.
then the system needs to be shut down and rebooted.
We can have a lot of long conversations about how the system needs reinventing. I have written some things about that.
which means that everything that the system needs to report Intrastat is now available.
The first step to design a monitoring system for a given planning process is to define what environmental effects the monitoring system needs to cover.
Software publishers can define whether each individual computer should be activated or the system needs to be policed by audit.
Suppose a system needs to execute script foo on start-up,