Results for approximate translation from Spanish to English

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e) approximate number of enterprises:
approximate number of enterprises:

c) approximate annual turnover (m€):
approximate annual turnover (m€):

d) approximate annual sales (tonnes):
approximate annual sales (tonnes):

f) approximate number of manufacturing sites:
approximate number of manufacturing sites:

h) approximate number of employees (direct):
approximate number of employees (direct):

b) approximate capital investment in europe (m€):
approximate capital investment in europe (m€):

approximate measure of the average situation in the economy ;
approximate measure of the average situation in the economy ;

the final major logistical step is to create an approximate schedule for completion.
the final major logistical step is to create an approximate schedule for completion.

a ranked by approximate share of total value of world mine production of non-fuel minerals.
a ranked by approximate share of total value of world mine production of non-fuel minerals.

the approximate the changes over time in the price of in the euro area ( see box 5.3 ) .
the approximate the changes over time in the price of in the euro area ( see box 5.3 ) .

airy's diffraction limit is also frequently used to determine an approximate spot size at an arbitrary distance from the aperture.
airy's diffraction limit is also frequently used to determine an approximate spot size at an arbitrary distance from the aperture.

el algoritmo fue descubierto independientemente y descrito en "algorithms for approximate string matching", de e. ukkonen.
the algorithm was independently discovered and described in "algorithms for approximate string matching", by esko ukkonen.

finite difference, finite element and pseudo-spectral methods are used to approximate the solution to the partial differential equations which arise.
finite difference, finite element and pseudo-spectral methods are used to approximate the solution to the partial differential equations which arise.

== common relaxation time constants in human tissues ==following is a table of the approximate values of the two relaxation time constants for nonpathological human tissues, just for simple reference.
== common relaxation time constants in human tissues ==following is a table of the approximate values of the two relaxation time constants for nonpathological human tissues, just for simple reference.

instead, the calculation of relative degree of interference from the concentration of interfering ions can only be used as a guide to determine whether the approximate extent of the interference will allow reliable measurements, or whether the experiment will need to be redesigned so as to reduce the effect of interfering ions.
instead, the calculation of relative degree of interference from the concentration of interfering ions can only be used as a guide to determine whether the approximate extent of the interference will allow reliable measurements, or whether the experiment will need to be redesigned so as to reduce the effect of interfering ions.

following is a table of the approximate values of the two relaxation time constants for chemicals that commonly show up in human brain magnetic resonance spectroscopy (mrs) studies, physiologically or pathologically.
following is a table of the approximate values of the two relaxation time constants for chemicals that commonly show up in human brain magnetic resonance spectroscopy (mrs) studies, physiologically or pathologically.

7. 2. main recommendations we are going to conclude by highlighting our core recommendations from this book, listing them all together to ease your reviews: general tips: a) do not overuse the calculator. b) pay attention to the unit or scale of the relevant magnitudes. c) be aware of time management. d) answer all the questions. e) put yourself in place (mind) of epso. f) trust your reasoning more than the calculator. g) be aware of selecting only relevant data. h) take special notice of graphics as a valuable resource. specific advice: • review the basic mathematical properties. • use rough estimations if the question asks about approximate results. • practise a lot the rule of three because you will have to use it in several exercises for sure. • use unit format instead of percentage format to go faster. • train your skills in operating with percentages in your daily life (supermarket, news, etc. ). 98
the pass mark that you need (5/10), but also to achieve a much better score. this could be especially useful in certain competitions (e. g., for specialists or cast procedures) in which you need to read combined pass mark in numerical and abstract reasoning test. 97