Examples of using Would develop in English and their translations into Slovak
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Rhaegal would develop a bond with Jon Snow shortly before the Battle of Winterfell allowing him to mount him during the battle.
there would be no scarcity so no market would develop.
about half of them would develop a PE large enough to cause symptoms or death.
Ships are in some cases the most technologically advanced equipment a culture would develop- their space shuttles.
let her decide how the situation would develop.
In 1912 was born a new great American painter who later in his life would develop a new style of painting on.
manufacturing functions would develop in a wedge surrounding transportation routes.
The brain scans were able to predict which children would develop autism with 80% accuracy.
This can result in a much larger blood clot developing after a plaque rupture than would develop in a nonsmoker.
ten would have Barrett's esophagus; one out of those ten would develop esophageal cancer.
The latter company would develop and produce its Schneider tank on the basis of its seven-wheeled chassis, which had been patented on 17 January; the Army would develop the eight-wheeled system into the Saint-Chamond heavy tank.
To create a system of marketing support which would develop and promote all spheres of cultural,
many people believed that the young democracies would develop almost of their own accord.
the system would develop a prediction about where the user is most likely to be going- and an on-board computer might ask the user“Are you going to work?”.
It was part of a wider agreement in which the US would develop the AIM-120 AMRAAM for medium-range use, while the ASRAAM would replace
this option assumes that the bus and/or coach undertakings would develop and adopt voluntary EU-wide/domestic self-regulatory measures with regard to rights of bus
said he hoped French researchers would develop an effective treatment for the degenerative illness.
James felt that this“war on nature” would develop the kind of virtues brought out in traditional war,
I would go so far as to say that the crisis has clearly identified those that failed to predict how cars would develop as well as those that invested wisely in the development of new competitive models when times were good.
Innovation: the EIT would develop from the outset strong links with the business community that would ensure that its work was appropriate to market needs,