Examples of using The first application of in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
We are a bit concerned about the first application of the programme- not as a political idea,
By the end of 2002, all Managing Authorities of the Objective 2 programs indicated, on the basis of the progress up till that moment, not to expect any problems as regards the first application of the n+2 rule by the end of 2003.
You can notice the result already after the first applications of Zdorovye cream.
The first applications of genetic engineering were in the area of pharmaceuticals in the 1970s.
In one of the first applications of analytic techniques to number theory,
One of the first applications of lentiviral vectors was the attempt to treat hematological disorders,
it seems likely that some of the first applications of this knowledge will be to food processing.
Among other things, he is co-inventor of the pocket calculator, one of the first applications of the integrated circuit.
long time' to achieve, the first applications of nanotubes being in composite development.
After the first application of cream on the left shoe.
This was the first application of quantum theory to mechanical systems.
In my opinion this must be the first application of the principle of subsidiarity which everyone here supports,
EP amendment 62, related to the deletion of the transitional period for the first application of the yearly update of the registration document, was taken on board in the Commission amended proposal.
Moreover, this Euro-army mission constitutes the first application of the reactionary UN reform,
Mr President, first of all I very much wish to congratulate Gérard Caudron on his report concerning the first application of Article 169 of the Treaty to the Sixth Framework Research and Development Programme.
it is essential to emphasize the overall positive effect of the first application of the SEA Directive to Community co-funded programmes.
By the end of 2002, all Managing Authorities of the Objective 2 programs indicated, on the basis of the progress up till that moment, not to expect any problems asregards the first application of the n+2 rule by the end of 2003.
Presents a demonstration of the first application of the programming method, which has been used to identify the policy-orientated research needs,