Examples of using Synchronised in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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And it's got the hippie-creepy thing down pat- combined with those impeccably synchronised military exercises we all love so well.
The first part may then be separately synchronised with the server computer
atomic clocks was constantly slowed to remain synchronised with GMT.
Thus, from 1961 to 1971, the rate of broadcast time from the UTC atomic clock source had to be constantly slowed to remain synchronised with GMT.
The DTEK Luganska TPP is operating the must-run set of equipment and synchronised with the United Energy System of Ukraine.
which meets International Swimming Federation standards for water polo and synchronised swimming.
of Coordinated Universal Time) constantly slowed to remain synchronised with Earth's rotation.
the UN in the development of the Integrated Approach to strengthen synchronised civil-military efforts across Afghanistan;
that meets the standards of the International Swimming Federation for synchronised swimming and water polo.
By allowing your Higher Self some space to work in you will find more events in your life become synchronised and flow more easily.
two heavy Browning machine guns, synchronised and mounted in the nose.
One of their initiatives is Synchronised Action Days(SynAct), which take place every year around Human Rights Day(10 December).
Its exploitation was stopped when Poland synchronised its own system with the European Union,
Now I understood that I already implemented low-level client which synchronised backend data
Epron Flex(EF)- Synchronised mechanism lockable in 5 positions
Enabling the Data Sync feature will mean that your Hearing Tracker data is synchronised to the Cochlear Cloud.
regions' development,- EU Committee of the Regions- Ukraine“synchronised decentralisation watches”.
metadata information must be synchronised from Administration» Tools»
you would be very surprised at how well synchronised events would be.
so it is suitable to use in gear systems, synchronised transmissions and differentials not operating under high load.