Examples of using It is expressed in English and their translations into Polish
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According to the European standard of the SAR value it is expressed as an average value of a corresponding cube 10 g of tissue.
It is expressed by a big number of people,
It is expressed in both types of people;
It is expressed by high approval for divorce, expressed in various studies by 73% to 78% of youth.
Denmark: The time during which teachers have to be available at school is not shown because it is expressed solely in days during the school year.
this is not so when it is expressed in absolute terms.
This truth is not linked to any theological systematization, but it is expressed in the normative proclamations of the Faith.
And in the state, the monopoly of power. It is expressed in property rights, the monopoly of ownership.
For waste gases, it is expressed in terms of mass of VOC per volume of waste gases(expressed as mg C/m3 unless specified otherwise),
It is expressed in the negative form
Like all modern standards of metadata it is expressed in XML and consists of a series of nested labels like<
which will be more developed after some time, and it is expressed in the sentence that evangelization of media
the flow of life between the Father and the Son, and it is expressed on earth by a communion among human beings who open their hearts to the Gospel cf. 1 John 1:3.
we should not disregard the prophetic note that sounds throughout the whole text, even if it is expressed in a jocular, buffo form.
clarifies the context in which it is expressed.
It was expressed by the known motto of his life contained in the words‘Totus Tuus.
It's expressed better in the body of the text itself, but that is, I think, it generally.
It's express.
Kosovo had an unquestioned right to self-determination: it was expressed in a referendum with a participation rate and a turnout of more than 90.