Examples of using Usually require in English and their translations into Russian
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They are less standardized and usually require that the expert(s) spend more time in the country concerned.
that aquaria set up for cold-water fish, usually require additional cooling of water,
Cakes and pastries usually require a medium temperature(150 C-200 C)
Such services usually require hundreds of dollars for setup
Also, the lenders usually require the automatic deposit of an agreed part of those proceeds into a blocked account.
are required are indicated with an asterisk(*) Emergencies usually require an organized multisectoral response.
Banks usually require the company to operate minimum 1 year
are the most complex to manage because they usually require the involvement of a broad variety of stakeholders.
a high dielectric strength, and usually require lower tooling costs.
Model Lease- This is a sample of an agreement that landlords usually require when they rent an apartment.
Larger sensors are much more expensive to make, and usually require correspondingly more expensive lenses.
Sustainable development projects(i.e. in infrastructure, renewable energy, etc.) usually require intensified efforts for investment promotion and facilitation.
Injuries from falls(such as femur fracture) usually require hospitalization and costly interventions, including rehabilitation.
Additionally, life science companies that seek out language service providers usually require that the provider is familiar with the Medical Devices Directive.
Management plans usually require a coordinating structure,
Compared to that of support vector machines(SVM), the Bayesian formulation of the RVM avoids the set of free parameters of the SVM that usually require cross-validation-based post-optimizations.
fibroids usually require longer treatment.
accepting authority will usually require that the test laboratory was accredited.
Regional global officers usually require resources to undertake travel in the region for which they are responsible.
general principles of law, however, usually require specific transformation into domestic law.