Examples of using Slightly faster in English and their translations into Polish
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With more powerful amplifiers they presented their slightly faster and more energetic side keeping the pace even with AC/DC.
Within this overall trend, EU earmarked priorities are being selected at a similar or slightly faster pace.
now slightly faster and working at slightly wider angles.
A slightly faster car. And I dare say with this new job, you might be able to afford.
is therefore rising slightly faster than the labour cost per employee.
not that dense, but with slightly faster and more powerful attack and it….
you might be able to afford a slightly faster car.
we discovered that the OperaVPN was slightly faster when it came to unblocking
Than its German rival, the Messerschmitt Bf109, The Spitfire was slightly faster and more agile which escorted the German bombers.
This is slightly faster than in the United States, but much slower than
This made them the fastest capital ships in existence, slightly faster than even the Renown-class ships.
injected subcutaneously into abdomen, deltoid and thigh, the concentration-time profiles were similar with a slightly faster absorption when administered in the abdomen compared to the thigh.
For example, the Core i5-2500 processor I bought in 2011 is still slightly faster than a Core i7-8550U
Freight transport tends to grow slightly faster than the economy, with road
WELCOMES the fact that these priorities are being selected at a similar or slightly faster pace than other actions;
Some other, slightly faster ship?
The ST had the same processor, but it was slightly faster.
This is slightly faster than the raltegravir poloxamer formulation,
may be a slightly faster way of calculating the variance.
Ryan Hardy has more than surprised with his, uh-- his get-up and go, so I need to move things along slightly faster than I had originally planned.