Examples of using A fundamentally new in English and their translations into Swedish
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it was a fundamentally new propellant explosive substance.
Thus, in the second half of the twenties of the VCS will receive in sufficient quantities and adopt a fundamentally new technology with special features.
Finally, the"Poseidon" as a fundamentally new threat to security would be a convenient argument in the negotiations on arms reduction.
We now have a fundamentally new, performance-oriented Staff Regulation for the public service in all the European institutions.
It is not a question of a fundamentally new method of conducting monetary policy.
Without a fundamentally new concept of money
In fact, the territory of this country became the place to test new types of weaponry and tactics of a fundamentally new combat actions,
in particular with the agreement reached by the Council on a fundamentally new structure for financial supervision in Europe.
Orchestrating resources and channels in a fundamentally new way, Veeva Commercial Cloud delivers the interoperability,
For external similarities with the"Topol" pgrk"Yars" is a fundamentally new rocket complex with an intercontinental ballistic missile with a powerful complex to overcome missile defense,
Substantial improvement of combat characteristics of MANPADS"Strela-3" with a maximum unification with"Strela-2M" has been achieved mainly through the use of a fundamentally new GOS cooled to a temperature of -200°.
The not less immediately reported that in the bowels of the European Commission is maturing a fundamentally new bill which will force the parliamentarians of all countries of biting the nails from envy.
whether it is necessary to adopt a fundamentally new directive.
sells its technology NanoPlasmonic Sensing(NPS), which sees what is happening on the nano-scale in a fundamentally new way.
it to perfection and release on the pharmacological market a fundamentally new agent, superior to analogues.
that will bring a fundamentally new economic approach.
The SimpleSkin project proposes a fundamentally new approach to wearable sensing that will provide an unprecedented amount of information on the wearer's activities
For the same reason they nevertheless contain, in relation to this and all preceding situations, a fundamentally new quality.
The European Commission is therefore proposing a fundamentally new approach- a decisive move away from one-way communication to reinforced dialogue,
the basis of which was created by the construction of a fundamentally new machine gun with semi shutter.