Examples of using Described in chapter in English and their translations into Polish
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Thus in the sense of principles of operation they use for flights, they become almost identical to the Magnocrafts of the first generation described in chapter G of 1/5.
Member States shall ensure that access to a procedure is given in accordance with the basic principles and guarantees described in Chapter II.
e.g. with the vehicle described in chapter G of monograph[1/5] under the name of"magnocraft.
It unites the internalization of costs with the rectification of the great injustice of property described in Chapter 4, returning the commons to the people while nonetheless giving free rein to the spirit of entrepreneurship.
reflecting the policy objectives described in Chapter 3: internal market
As described in Chapter 2, natural experiments are situations where something happens in the world that approximates the random assignment of treatments e.g.,
As described in Chapter I, long-term use of benzodiazepines can give rise to many unwanted effects,
For example, I continually promote truths described in chapter M of monograph[1/5] about the feasibility of building"Time Vehicles" and about the access
consortium processes with regard to the attributes list as described in Chapter 2.1.
2015 also brought changes to other important regulations affecting the industry, described in chapter“Environmental protection and investment: selected issues”.
on the basis of the other priorities up to 2020 described in chapter 3.1, in particular concerning offshore grids.
the Commission found that the allocation rules described in chapter 6.2 of the German NAP II,
it is necessary(5) that the so-called"software interpretation of time"(described in chapter N from volume 11 of monograph[1/5]),
It originates from the"Concept of Dipolar Gravity", described in chapters H and I of monograph[1/4],
It originates from the"Concept of Dipolar Gravity", described in chapters H and I of monograph[1/4],
as Paul describes in chapter 7.
achieved through the formulation of the"Theory of the Magnocraft" described in chapters C to F of monograph[1/4],
achieved through the formulation of the"Theory of the Magnocraft" described in chapters C to F of monograph[1/4],
These policy options are described in Chapter 2.
Egypt as is described in chapter 19 of Exodus.