Examples of using To shocks in English and their translations into Polish
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All power single-ended cordsets are resistant to shocks and vibration, conform to the protection type IP67,
Casing is more resistant to shocks and falls(drop test 1.5 m/ 4.9 ft),
All our single-ended cordsets are resistant to shocks and vibration, are made of high quality materials
All these double-ended cordsets are resistant to shocks and vibration, are made of high-quality materials, have bright LEDs
They are highly resistant to shocks, scratches, tearing
The experience with adjustment to shocks in the early years of the euro area calls for greater downwards price flexibility.
An emerging challenge is also to improve capacity of the financial system to respond to shocks in 2007.
Importantly, improved market responses will pay a double dividend- by boosting growth in living standards over the longer haul while allowing better adjustment to shocks and fostering macroeconomic stability.
can be expected to improve adjustment to shocks.
which make the contacts highly resistant to shocks and vibrations.
The case is made of plastic as easy as it is resistant to shocks and scratches.
resistant to shocks and high pressure water.
making it resistant to shocks and scratches.
European approval E9 Homologation of EMC electromagnetic compatibilityLamp design resistant to shocks and mechanical damage- PC lampshadeElectrical protection against reverse polarity.
While banks have generally improved their capital ratios and resilience to shocks, reduced profitability prospects constrain the ability to raise new capital on the market against the background of new regulatory capital requirements.
Sound balance sheets, effective risk management and transparent, robust business models are key to strengthening banks» resilience to shocks and to ensuring adequate access to finance, thereby laying the foundations for sustainable growth,
The fundamental issue was"how the participating countries would adjust to shocks and differences in competitiveness in a context of low labour mobility,
facilitate adjustment to shocks.
resistance to magnetic fields and to shocks.
institutional factors which determine the adaptability to shocks on both supply and demand side of the labour market.