Examples of using Which previously in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Our packages now ship with PKCS 11 support(which previously required a recompilation).
Artefact gives you access to the facts which previously were only for museum curators.
Its collection includes works which previously adorned the buildings in the Piazza del Miracoli.
The disease which previously affected children- was until the late 1980's regarded as relatively harmless.
Hypersensitivity to the components of the drug, which previously had allergic reactions
create space which previously didn't exist.
Even texts on which previously had to sweat for hours,
Now they are not a fragile"Marriage of convenience", which previously spoke with irony in Washington.
However, the movement which previously boasted being COSC Chronometer Certified is now also Rolex Superlative Chronometer Certified.
However, in a later poem, Christian motifs are seen, which previously were absent in Gumilev's work.
On a nail plate on which previously applied a transparent covering,
This has led to substantial cost reductions in an industry which previously was used to relatively high subsidies.".
a position which previously had been covered by the ambassador to Switzerland.
Another important advance is the rear suspension, which previously conveyed the shock from the wheels up into the chassis.
Several of the facilities which have focused heavily on QTL eggs are plants which previously have experienced severe IPN problems.
Human behavior is out of the action of the external situation, which previously determined the behavior of the animal.
the Norwegian Lapp-mission met all the demands which previously had been raised.
It was an automatic analyser and could perform 3,000 analyses an hour, which previously was conducted by 100 laboratory employees.
Add code to allow users to customize the font used in various dialogs and windows which previously could not be customized.
Elpress has developed its program with branching sleeves, which previously consisted of 41 C-sleeves,