Examples of using Commercially available in English and their translations into Polish
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PayPal system protects your data by using the best commercially available encryption technology.
Its readings will be compared with commercially available sensor.
This compound is commercially available as well.
Not all of them are commercially available.
Can also be mounted on commercially available speaker stands Accessories.
there are commercially available hormones, called pheromones,
All dimmers that are commercially available, by type and wattage are classified as follows.
Such arrays have been commercially available since long before 1996,
The first commercially available Class D amplifiers were introduced in the 1960s by the British company Sinclair Radionics.
The binding character of this target is appropriate subject to production being sustainable, second-generation biofuels becoming commercially available and the Fuel Quality Directive being amended accordingly to allow for adequate levels of blending.
in a given sector, provided that such techniques are commercially available and economically viable.
Second-generation biofuels are not yet commercially available(they are expected to be commercialised between 2010
which may be used only where natural substances are not commercially available;
writing a program similar to something that was commercially available.
The Commission believes that production of such advanced biofuels should be encouraged because they are not currently commercially available in large quantities.
where such ingredients are not commercially available in organic form;
The Commission believes that production of them should be encouraged because they are not currently commercially available in large quantities.
Bruker introduces the world's first commercially available solid-state dynamic nuclear polarization-enhanced NMR system DNP-NMR.
Wikipedia The same physical properties that coloured the Lycurgus glass may someday colour commercially available plastics.
The Commission believes that their production should be supported because they are not currently commercially available in large quantities.