Examples of using When passing in English and their translations into Slovak
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When passing the corner of the room, the cable must be fixed as close as possible to the corner.
the bar bundle passes through the closed wire track system when passing the roller table.
The game is a typical platformer, so the question"where to go next" often becomes the most difficult when passing.
the user shall be notified appropriately via the viaBOX- with four sound signals when passing a gantry.
so it does not need insulation when passing through the ceiling and roof.
observe the the bang when passing the sound barrier!
Flexible convex shape of blind spot mirror helps you to forecast the next surroundings when passing or changing lanes.
adhere to each other when passing through the pellet die.
for which we must follow when passing.
Even equipped with the best technical means of movement of the expedition teams can not do without good dogs when passing through the snow and ice.
the TAP Portugal Lisbon lounge airport is a great lounge to visit when passing through Lisbon.
Ferdinand owned a terrain vehicle Mercedes that especially children used to adore when passing by his beloved places.
The system is not to be used when passing through countries in which it has not received approval, e.g. on holiday!
Earth observation satellites, in particular, prefer orbits with constant altitude when passing over the same spot.
When passing any course of treatment, it is important for patients to maintain a normal water balance in the body.
When passing by you will not even realize that it is a separate house.
When passing each small card(from two to six)
characters can cause the heart to beat faster and nervous when passing.
(b) third countries whose nationals are required by individual Member States to hold an airport transit visa when passing through the international transit areas of airports situated on their territory, as referred to in Article 3;
a miscalculation when passing through a strait or a strong wind that can cause a rock strike