Examples of using Far higher in English and their translations into Russian
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but it has far higher speed and energy,
The resulting core, dubbed"Hummingbird", is able to run at far higher clock rates than other implementations while remaining fully compatible with the Cortex-A8 design provided by ARM.
There is a far higher incidence among several large immigrant groups than among persons born in Norway.
This form of archiving is apparently of a far higher quality and durability than the VHS system currently used.
It will entail far higher levels of global cooperation in such areas as technology development,
relatively more important and agriculture accounts for a far higher proportion of the labour force.
recognizing the far higher costs involved in external training.
which had been used to develop a portfolio of far higher value.
instead demanding a far higher standard of proof.
food prices are a bigger inflationary concern than oil prices since food accounts for a far higher proportion of consumer spending.
agricultural exports were subject to far higher rates than non-agricultural goods.
an electric field can accelerate these electrons to energies far higher than that of initially static electrons.
This is made obvious by the fact that superfluidity occurs in liquid helium-4 at far higher temperatures than it does in helium-3.
Once reached, the same Monad will reemerge therefrom, as a still higher being, on a far higher plane, to recommence its cycle of perfected activity.
real subsidies reach far higher figures.
the proportion was one in four(25.1 per cent), far higher than in rich households,
During these previous shocks(when oil consumption per unit of GDP was far higher that at present), the index of consumer confidence in the United States dropped by more than 50 per cent when oil prices stayed at their peak levels for about 6-12 months.
This has a far higher spontaneous fission rate
The number of women living in rural areas who did not have any prenatal visits topped 31 per cent, far higher than the number of women living in urban areas who did not see a doctor(8.6 per cent), according to the PNDS/1996.
drop in the number of sentences, the overcrowding must have been far higher.