Examples of using Slow process in English and their translations into Slovak
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This is a very slow process, which takes from several weeks up to a few months,
as it is a slow process in which immediate dramatic effects rarely occur.
The name of Bursa is a fast, slow process train project,
even given that it's a slow process and that it may take to see positive results.
produce hair growth, and slow process that can cause further excretion.
skeletal muscles is a slow process, and cannot always keep up with the loss of energy during ischemia(insufficient blood flow)
Most people think of evolution as a very slow process that unfolds over millennial time scales,
This is perhaps a long and slow process of contributing to the gradual realisation that, in Russia too, things can be different, more normal, and people happier, since the country has that potential.
Most people think of evolution as a very slow process that unfolds over millennial time scales,
characterized by the formation of periadenita and slow process of healing bubo,
However, it is still a slow process as many are hidden deep in the brain,
the heat conduction is quite a slow process, the effect of power dissipation tends to get averaged out over quite long time periods,
however the growing of hair is a slow process, so visible results may not be noticeable for 3 months,
however the growing of hair is a slow process, so visible results may not be noticeable for three months,
Most people think of evolution as a very slow process that unfolds over millennial time scales,
help if you do not restore vision, the slow process of deterioration.
from Elements of Welling. We have also been starting the slow process of learning how to edit the videos.
but turns into a slow process, gradually leading to adhesions or endometriosis.
Ecumenism is, of course, a slow process, sometimes even discouraging when people yield to the temptation to"hear" rather than to"listen", to speak half-heartedly instead of speaking out courageously.
As I have said repeatedly you don't go from P5 to P10 without quite a few things that have gone wrong in your organisation and we are in the slow process of resolving all of those issues.