Príklady volume

• One box may look bigger than the other, but in fact they are roughly equal in volume.

• Local activist groups have become increasingly vociferous as the volume of traffic passing through the village has grown.

• What is the volume of the water tank?

• I think this pan has a larger volume than yours.

• The transport system can't cope with the volume of passengers.

• Turn the little knob to adjust the volume.

• We told them to crank up the volume.

• The volume of music from the club has caused complaints.

• They try to make up for their lack of musical talent by sheer volume.

• The music will sound better if you adjust the volume of the bass.

• He lifted a fat volume down from the shelf.

• Waugh's first volume of memoirs dealt with his childhood and youth.

• He penetrates deeper into the artist's life in the second volume of his autobiography.

• She picked up a thick volume and began to read out loud.

• This is the eighth volume in the series, which totals 21 volumes in all.

• Thirteen chapters cover taxonomy and distribution, production volumes, ecology and agronomy, harvesting, processing, economics and marketing.

• The later volumes will deal with the mathematical theory of genotypic change in populations and the realizations of this theory in experimental and natural contexts.

• Thus, creation of large volumes or extended flows of plasma are required.

• Thus, the individual chapters are in themselves generally engaging, yet cannot compensate for the volume's lack of theoretical rigour and integration.

• A study has also been carried out comparing the influence of different starting bladder volumes.

• Note that the average volumes and costs shown in this table are uncorrected estimates.

• Fixed costs will be spread out more with higher volumes (1).

• However, it is probable that these volumes are unrealistic in routine clinical practice with a mix of patient acuities.

• The volumes of the large, medium, and small artificial seeds were 2600, 816, and 31 mm3, respectively.

• The tone of the volumes is not eulogistic.

• Interestingly, the titles of the second and of the third volumes do not mention concepts such as 'decline', 'crisis' or 'climaterium'.

• Hence, there were no reasons to discount volumes of healthcare consumption or effects.

• The use of bounding volumes allows to simplify the mathematical representation and reduces the computational complexity.

• By present day pricing standards it can be said that, despite their cost, the two volumes under review represent very reasonable value for money.

• Three of the volumes are written by experts.