Examples of using Offset by in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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And the scientists say that the thickening of the icecap might be offset by a melting of glaciers around the fringes of Greenland.
expenses at $15.5 million, with approximately a seventh of the cost offset by donations.[57].
sensitive to the negative, but it is in part offset by the fact that we have a positivity.
rainfall in the south, partly offset by increased rain in the Scottish highlands.
any cost to the government of the Russian Federation, which can not be offset by the proceeds from the sale of goods;
Moreover, it seems that the harmful effects of sitting in front of the TV could be offset by exercise.
larger crop in India, partially offset by a reduction in the crop in Egypt.
If there is imagery offset, you can correct the imagery offset by clicking Adjust imagery offset. .
you realize that Bing imagery is offset by 15 meters to the north.
Economically, PV-integrated greenhouses make financial sense with the marginal additional costs of the PV often offset by the renewable electricity production.
it is typically offset by some 2 trillion tons of snowfall atop Antarctica each year, a process that on its own would
Although the museum stated that this amount was offset by 2010 profits,
Typically, any IS-related shooting reaction force would be automatically offset by the machine's body, the PIC's reaction controls
Production increases have been offset by falling energy prices,
That deficit in goods was offset by a $244 billion trade surplus in services such as transportation,
The bulk Pellet is 33% more expensive than the buche(€ 60 and the cubic meter is already a high price), however this difference was offset by a unit of yield pellets generally higher than logs appliances.
The new spending under the accord would be offset by sales from the strategic petroleum oil reserve, use of public
the potential positive effects of lower oil prices are partially offset by spillover effects from more fragile countries in the region, including through lower remittances and security risks.
The Cold War only served to complicate the U.S. position, as U.S. support for decolonization was offset by American concern over communist expansion and Soviet strategic ambitions in Europe.
That new spending would be offset by sales from the strategic petroleum oil reserve, use of public