Examples of using Is not separated in English and their translations into Spanish
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Spout is not separated from the body of the appliance, turn it down
This projection is not separated from the paramere by a deep notch as in A. bressleri.
If this content is not separated during this phase, it must be fixed during localisation, adding time
the brain is not separated into two hemispheres.
the eyes are not formed normally and the brain is not separated into two hemispheres.
the eyes are not formed normally and the brain is not separated into two hemispheres.
There is a second type of electrotyping that has been used in which the copper film is deposited onto the outside of a form, and is not separated from it.
which is not separated(avibhakta) from it--from(ojas)-- tad.
Articles 9: State to ensure child is not separated from parents and respects child's right of access to parents,
to ensure that the child is not separated from his or her parents except where such separation is necessary for the best interest of the child.
Cross-border traffic arriving at the perimeter is not separated into lanes for cars,
natural codeine is not separated from morphine; a- 8- continuous process method makes it possible to obtain a mixture of natural
Because our country is a unitary republic and government is not separated to local and federal ones.
in most cases the water consumption is not separated in the final invoices, which means there
whether disabled or not, is not separated from the parents, except for the aforementioned reasons
of Bhairava--Śiva--(bhairava) is not separated from(avibhāga-mayaḥ) His(sva)
The child shall be permitted to leave his/her state to stay with his/her parents/or with either of them in another country provided he is not separated from them in accordance with Paragraph 2 of this Article,
unambiguously and that the credit is not separated from the image/footage/text.
which requires that States Parties should ensure that a child is not separated from his or parents against their will,
to ensure that the child is not separated from his or her parents except when such separation is necessary for the best interests of the child, as in cases of abuse