| Why it is so important to localise and identify a given sound can be illustrated by a simple anecdote. |
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| Following this principle, Hong Kong was a city that absorbed influences from the West and went on to localise and indigenise foreign cultures. |
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| Member States shall not require assurance undertakings to localise their assets in a particular Member State. |
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| Taenia: are flat worms of different lenghts who prefer to localise themselves in the last part of the small intestin or in the appendix. |
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| But if it is not possible to localise the place of performance of the contract, the parties at least must be localisable. |
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| We also need to localise speculation, we need to limit it and we need to combat it. |
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| Another expert noted that it was difficult to localise an unregistered trademark. |
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| We describe an associator neural network to localise a recognised object within the visual field. |
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| The translator makes a final revision on proofs: checking the caesura, the typography and the elements used to localise the document translated perfectly. |
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| In order to protect the UN soldiers, and in less than one year, 01dB-Metravib developed a ground system that could localise a shooter based on the detonation of a weapon. |
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| We also translate and localise websites, handling the adaptation of the layout and all the actions required to make the website suitable for local use. |
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| Venous sampling is used to localise the source of adrenal hormonal secretion, especially in the evaluation of hyperaldosteronism. |
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