Examples of using Which largely in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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Programming
A characteristic feature of most definitions is their versatility, which largely define the framework
Under utilities you can find sophisticated selection of cells, which largely exceeds the capacity of Excel.
Made of stainless steel, which largely contributes to the extension of the life of the product.
Men and women each tend to sort into different jobs, which largely explains the gender pay gap in the United States.
especially vital system, which largely determines the integrity of the body.
the cost of pointsAlmost immediately"read", which largely affects the perception of the image as a whole.
The product interacts with the human body and neither against nor next to it, which largely excludes accompanying circumstances.
Separately, it is worth stopping at the choice of a styling tool, which largely affects the final result.
However, some evidence suggests that taking DHA supplements, which largely lack the phospholipid form, does not.”.
especially vital system, which largely determines the integrity of the body.
In the fourteenth century, the building underwent several transformations, which largely concealed its original early gothic form.
The fully automated lines ensure efficiency of the production process, which largely impacts the price of the finished product.
air can be discharged rapidly, which largely shortens the start time of equipment.
The resolution we have drawn up for the 75th anniversary of the Holodomor is a compromise which largely concedes the truth of this crime.
We found that the Commission was unprepared for the magnitude of the crisis, which largely explains the significant initial weaknesses in its management processes.
especially the emerging economies, which largely compensates for the US slowdown.
Low weight in relation to engine power gives a very good result, which largely affects the excellent dynamics of the model.
DG TREN has audited 50% of the total amounts related to final payments, which largely exceeds the target of 35%.
Farage's outfit was a“private company” and not a“political party,” due to the manner in which it has accepted the majority of its donations, which largely go unvetted.
Every state in the US has a"good Samaritan law", which largely protects those who try to help in an emergency situation from being sued.
