Examples of using Be recognised in English and their translations into Norwegian
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A photo in which the person can be recognised.
Post-Partum Hemorrhage: Atonic uterus can be recognised and managed.
The ear pad housing has raised buttons that can easily be recognised by touch alone, so you don't need to take the BTD10s off every time you want to select a function.
The graphs of rational functions can be recognised by the fact that they often break into two
Be recognised for the research carried out at the University
Sensitive skin can be recognised by redness, which can also occur as a reaction to incorrect care.
Therefore, with sufficient warning time, creeping incidents can be recognised at an early stage
De'Longhi will be recognised as the global market leader in coffee,
Pitfalls should be recognised early, so that people can be conscious of them
The plugins can be recognised, for example,
every student's innate aptitudes can be recognised and explored, preparing them for a career that fits who they are. .
simply give information on how you browse so your terminal can be recognised later on….
In principle, countercyclical capital buffer rates in non-EU countries must be recognised, while the Norwegian buffer rate applies for exposures in countries that have not set their own rate.
In some instances the file type can be recognised but corruption can cause the file to be unusable.
Also, the convention had two requirements before a national relief society would be recognised by the International Committee.
with USB out to connect to your computer DAW where it will be recognised as an audio interface.
disguised as merchants so they would not be recognised.
A poor soldering can be recognised by shrunken or deformed tin with a matt finish.
that must be recognised abroad under EEA law.
the award aims to encourage students to complete such activities and be recognised for their accomplishments.