Příklady soft

• The soft palate, uvula, redundant pharyngeal tissues, and sometimes the tonsils are removed (51).

• The authors suggest that this could have resulted from relative motion between ossified bone and surrounding soft tissue, caused by radiation force on the bone.

• A complete structural analysis on multiple levels may violate more than one soft constraint.

• Many good hits are made on the soft targets of transnational pharmaceutical companies.

• In many transition economies, public environmental funds, capitalized with revenues from pollution charges, provide subsidized financing of such investments through grants and soft loans.

• More media outlets cover major political events than in the past, including the entertainment-oriented soft news media.

• It is therefore unsurprising that politicians court the soft news media.

• So did his manner, which was soft and oily.

• Theoreticians who dealt with this topic in the second half of the nineteenth century found themselves obliged to choose softer forms of representation.

• And it stands as a somehow more organic, softer object in front of this light mineral-like background of the main building and marks the entrance.

• According to them, customers favour this variety because it remains soft after roasting whereas local maize and hybrid maize varieties become hard.

• Soft-x-ray imaging with torroidally curved thallium acid phthalate crystals in the water window.

• However, a selected group of large enterprises were exempted from these standards, and provided with fiscal subsidies and soft credits from the state banks.

• Nor is there a soft paternalist rationale for banning such contracts.

• They allow the modelling of hard narratives based on actual figures, or soft narratives based on numbers assigned to qualitative scales.