Examples of using Wellknown in English and their translations into Russian
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We demonstrate it to be equivalent to the wellknown perturbationtheory technique and use it for the case of a spherical microresonator.
which had been confirmed by a wellknown Jewish NGO.
habitat for certain species, the most wellknown of which is crayfish.
In his presentation, Dr. Barnaby, a wellknown nuclear physicist
Finally, they establish a wellknown numbering system, in general following a North-South
The most wellknown and controversial treaty overrides are probably those adopted by the United States;
Although the 2004 benchmarking assessment was carried out according to wellknown and accepted international standards,
One of the most notorious and wellknown secret detention centres was the"City Bank"
In this context"brand" may also be understood as the name of a wellknown company, and the name of a popular good,
A recent and relevant example was the wellknown case of Ifsat Ibrahim Elnduri, a native of Iraq.
Community String is name or wellknown abbreviation of community institution.
On the basis of the considered materials the author has estimated the contribution of the wellknown Russian historian K.F.
The Domaine is situated near the town of Le Thoronet and the wellknown"Abbey of Thoronet",
We must avoid repeating for perhaps the fourth time, wellknown positions on a generic item on our agenda.
Krestovsky was born February 9, 1925, in Leningrad, USSR in family of wellknown Leningrad sculptor Igor Krestovsky(1894-1976; see also:
As from the nineties, as wellknown, U.N. peace operations began to engage themselves in postconflict reconstruction
Regardless of the wellknown problems faced by migration statistics on the entire post-Soviet territory,
Jestina Mukoko, the director of the Zimbabwe Peace Project(ZPP) and a wellknown human rights campaigner, whose case was
The wellknown Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdal, who made special trips to Baku in 1979
A less wellknown case concerned a gendarme who had tried to avoid punishment by claiming he never thought that hitting the victim on the head with a belt would cause damage;