Examples of using Variable geometry in English and their translations into Polish
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between Member States on a variable geometry basis will be facilitated by joint programming
a turbo variable geometry and efficient exhaust after treatment system. Â.
the closed crankcase ventilation, minimizing oil spillage, a variable geometry turbo allowing the engine's turbo to be altered depending on conditions.
Looking forward, the increased pooling of research resources with and between Member States on a variable geometry basis will be facilitated by the initiative on joint research programming
in particular different voting rules in the Council stemming from variable geometry pursuant to Protocols 19(on the Schengen acquis),
Due to different voting rules in the Council stemming from variable geometry pursuant to Protocols 19(on the Schengen acquis) and 21(the position of the UK
Member States identify and develop joint research programmes on a voluntary and" variable geometry" basis; 3 an appropriate
Due to different voting rules in the Council stemming from variable geometry pursuant to Protocols 19(on the Schengen acquis),
Supersonic carrier-friendly variable geometry wing fighter plane.
We could equip pulse mines with variable geometry detonators.
As already stated, it is a voluntary process based on the principle of variable geometry and open access.
A variable geometry wing can be changed in flight to a different shape.
Partner countries' participation in these projects could follow the principle of variable geometry depending on their needs and interests.
Litre flat-6, has got twin variable geometry turbos and a top speed of 196 mph. The engine, 3.
That is why Joint Programming has to be a voluntary process based on the principle of variable geometry and open access.
the'variable geometry' principle has facilitated the readiness of participants to embark on the partial integration of their respective programmes.
We must ensure that this'variable geometry' does not give rise to unnecessary or disproportionate obstacles to cross-border procurement.
In this context, substantial funding of selected large apparatus on a"variable geometry" basis has worked well so far and should therefore be continued.
Is there scope within the ENP for some kind of variable geometry, with different kinds of relationships for those partners that choose different levels of engagement?
However, because of'variable geometry', this document shall also show, for goods to