Examples of using Would be considered in English and their translations into Korean
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Note that typical DS-CDMA systems(using quasi-orthogonal channelization codes) would be considered overloaded at that point, and no reliable communication could take place(especially without further knowledge of the tags' transmission characteristics).
according to the historical average, only one of every three reported storms would be considered“major” storms.
requires vast ages(as if that would help), many of the features observed by the space program would be considered young.
If this were any agent other than milk, which has been so aggressively marketed by dairy interests, it undoubtedly would be considered a major risk factor.".
libelous, defamatory, obscene, scandalous, inflammatory, pornographic or profane material or any material that could constitute or encourage conduct that would be considered a criminal offence, give rise to civil liability or otherwise violate any law.
For example, a memoir would be considered a primary source in research concerning its author or about his or her friends characterized within it, but the same memoir would be a secondary source if it were used to examine the culture in which its author lived.
has tried to minimize the operation decritazione arguing that even if theoretically possible, it is difficult to achieve, and the operation performed Nohl"would be considered illegal in countries like Britain and the United States.".
any claims about expectations for success, however, if you are chosen for therapy, it will be explained that we believe stem cell therapy may be beneficial or in some cases that we are unsure and therapy would be considered investigational.
In some homes, women are confined to the kitchen and are proud to play their roles in such a setting while in some set-ups, women are encouraged to pursue leadership and engage in what would be considered“men's fields.”.
any claims about expectations for success, however, if you are chosen for treatment, it will be explained that we believe stem cell therapy may be beneficial or in some cases that we are unsure and treatment would be considered investigational.
any claims about expectations for success, however, if you are chosen for treatment, it will be explained that we believe stem cell therapy may be beneficial or in some cases that we are unsure and treatment would be considered investigational.
If an investor places his capital investment into an enterprise that has been open for at least 2 years has incurred a net loss of at least 20% of its net worth over a 12- or 24- month, he may bypass this job growth requirement as the enterprise would be considered a“troubled business.”.
At that time I held what would be considered today naively charming and agreeable expectations, that the laws of classical electrodynamics would, if approached in a sufficiently general manner avoiding special hypotheses, allow us to understand the most significant part of the process we would expect, and so to achieve the desired aim….
involved surveying or interviewing human subjects,” she says,“the risks that the IRB would be considering would be the risks to people immediately involved in the project,
It would be considered punishment today.”.
N: That's right, would be considered a hormone.
If so, then he would be considered a traitor.
I think anything over an hour would be considered long.
AC: He would be considered a regressive, but is he a walk-in?
For example, data for a medical operation would be considered more consequential than a streaming television show.