Examples of using To a set in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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Computer
are not limited to a set of screenshots or options chosen by others.
When a noun refers to a set as a whole and when we make generalisations about the whole set of animals
In most cases, this exercise leads to a set of recommendations that the institution
This has led to a set of well-focused, well-informed,
This is possible thanks to a set of sensors, software
The directive 96/71 stipulates that a posted worker are entitled to a set of core rights in force in the host member state.
The evaluation will also be informed by quantitative data relating to a set of headline biodiversity indicators Annex 2.
However, the Convention considers individuals in need of international protection to be entitled to a set of rights.
More recent data, in addition to a set of auxiliary indicators, are nevertheless reviewed in the economic reading of the indicators.
Organic production must continue to adhere to a set of principles that reflect closely the expectations of consumers.
I had even migrated the server's OS to a set of four USB sticks in an md RAID1.
We will examine the automation steps within a typical process in which work items are passed from one participant to another for action, according to a set of business rules.
GOST refers now to a set of technical standards maintained by the Euro-Asian Council for Standardization,
If A is any summation method assigning values to a set of sequences, we may mechanically translate this to a series-summation method AΣ that assigns the same values to the corresponding series.
In October 2007 EU Finance Ministers agreed to a set of conclusions on the crisis(the"Ecofin Roadmap")1 which included a proposal to assess the role played by credit rating agencies
by providing for the authorisation, subject to a set of strict and comprehensive conditions, of natural or legal persons outside
This message was sent in“Morse code”, in which each letter of the alphabet corresponds to a set of dots and dashes- short or long buzzing sounds- produced by activating and relaxing an electric circuit.
EU-resident companies(and EU-situated permanent establishments) would have the option to compute their tax base pursuant to a set of common rules across the Union instead of any of the 27 national corporate tax systems.
I tried to point out to them that terrorism was a name based on people's psychological reaction to a set of events,