Examples of using Expressed in terms in English and their translations into Slovak
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data should be expressed in terms of constituent substances for which CFs are available.
data should be expressed in terms of constituent substances for which characterisation factors are available.
Meteorological conditions expressed in terms of visibility, distance from cloud, and ceiling,
The traditional econometric approach to instrumental variables is typically expressed in terms of estimating equations,
Hearing protection ratings are often expressed in terms that not everyone understands, such as Noise Reduction Rating(NRD) and Single Number Rating(SNR).
is expressed in terms using the flattening factor.
Report prepared for the European Parliament This correlation is stronger if size is expressed in terms of output values.
Fishing opportunity is defined in Article 3(q) as meaning"a quantified legal entitlement to fish, expressed in terms of catches and/or fishing effort".
a physical unit expressed in terms of a finished unit.
(f)‘Fishing opportunity' means a quantified legal entitlement to fish, expressed in terms of catches and/or fishing effort.
Fishing opportunity" means a quantified legal entitlement to fish, expressed in terms of catches and/or fishing effort;
(f)‘Fishing opportunity' means a quantified legal entitlement to fish, expressed in terms of catches and/or fishing effort.
coercion is always expressed in terms of property trespasses.".
supplementary units may be expressed in terms of the units listed in Chapter I.
Emission limit values' shall means the mass, expressed in terms of certain specific parameters,
Emission limit values" means the mass, expressed in terms of certain specific parameters,
Should it be exclusively the current replacement value, expressed in terms of current daily prices at the date of valuation,
expected cost expressed in terms of a common medium of exchange- money-(thus permitting cardinal accounting operations),
by a judicial authority is expressed in terms of a calendar date