Examples of using Analytically in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It is the ability to think analytically and develop other qualities necessary to become a professional programmer. Real Progr….
acutely and analytically.
assessing and analytically processing of data on business and financial processes of the company,
so it needs to be analytically continued to all complex s.
Being able to think analytically is crucial to my current work at Mobitel d. d.
we just work analytically with the world.
in which the pupils critically and analytically face hate speech
The work is a combination of chapters analytically dealing with causes
which will enable the students to critically and analytically research the field with the help of higher education teachers
MOSA analytically structures relevant information for alcohol policy and programs development in
of the effluent collected over twenty-four hours in vessel F should be determined analytically by the same method, immediately after collection:
which underlines the analytically significant aspect of overall capital formation rather than tracking daily additions and withdrawals.
convert shorter horizon period data to a quarterly equivalent using an analytically appropriate method supported by empirical evidence.
Jungheinrich ISM Online is a system for analytically collecting, monitoring
Some of Euler's greatest successes were in solving real-world problems analytically, and in describing numerous applications of the Bernoulli numbers,
That is, where did we miss as a society the projected aim to report continually, analytically, in-depth and in parallel on events in the field of culture
ideally also with readiness to engage analytically with large scale data sets on both the economics
here the ability to think analytically and to communicate with a large number of people comes to the fore.
Rather than analytically wrestling alone with,
cannot be set up, neither exactly nor analytically, because it is incomprehensible to reason,