Examples of using Evolutions in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
This is the electronic level of energy-matter and all subsequent evolutions thereof.
it was the object several fundamental evolutions.
it was the object several fundamental evolutions.
However we bring some evolutions, like the use of orchestrations in some songs,
His journey to the lower hemispheres appears to symbolize the evolutions of substances, which are born to die
Urban Evolutions has also reduced overtime
The supports are all those evolutions that players make to facilitate the action of the companion in possession of the ball.
photography has gone through different evolutions changing itself and the world around it.
Those who do not"make the grade" in the great long cyclic manvantara will be recycled into other cosmic evolutions, ensuring eventual sovereignty!
From this definition we are going necessarily to say that the evolutions feasible are divided into two basic groups.
The evolutions of the three children in the intensive care unit
pensions is based on real salary evolutions in the eight Member States after deducting national inflation.
The adjustment of EU staff salaries and pensions would be based on nominal salary evolutions in the basket of Member States without deducting national inflation.
Provisional estimation from 1998 ESAW data and national evolutions 1998-1999 for non-harmonised national data.
In this post, we have presented the evolutions of the Turla Mosquito campaign over the last few months.
In a context of racing digital evolutions, chatbots are a new,
The evolutions and changes in the care practice result from the advancements achieved by producing knowledge regarding that particular theme.
Hence, nursing doctoral education is dynamically adjusted to social evolutions and obeys to professional and health sector demands.
And the way the evolutions seems to have solved that problem is with a kind of division of labor.
The evolutions of body weight