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Перевод: preferential

[прилагательное]
пользующийся предпочтением; предпочтительный; льготный; преференциальный

Тезаурус:

1. Drosera rotundifolia and Myrica are preferential here, although the latter is often absent.
2. As a result, vadose compaction of unconsolidated grains took place, which consisted of the preferential leaching of grains at their points of contact until all intergranular porosity had been destroyed and a tight polygonal texture had been created (Fig. 16c; Clark 1980a).
3. This measures any preferential loss of distal limb elements.
4. Perhaps you are ignoring your existing pet, and giving preferential treatment to the newcomer?
5. "The preferential creditors are now in the process of being cleared and the leasing agreements are being picked up, so those are no longer liabilities of the old partnership.
6. There is preferential loss of some elements, particularly the more distal parts of the four limbs.
7. Polygala serpyllifolia, Narthecium and Eriophorum angustifolium are preferential in this community.
8. A feature of many predator assemblages is the preferential destruction or loss of the more distal parts of the limbs.
9. Olympic Computers is offering support at preferential prices to the 18,000 Olympic Technology customers, but it will not be honouring service warranties made by the old company.
10. As Eisenhower stated in 1953 "The United States should make clear that Israel will not, merely because of its Jewish population, receive preferential treatment over any Arab state our policy toward Israel is limited to assisting Israel in becoming a viable state living in amity with the Arab states, and our interest in the wellbeing of each of the Arab states corresponds substantially with our interest in Israel."
11. So don't expect any preferential treatment or to be invited to meet the stars at their Christmas party.
12. I will concentrate on the problem of anaphor resolution, showing how preferential phenomena complicate the task of co-ordinating the activities of various resolution subprocesses, and suggesting solutions to four specific co-ordination problems.
13. Both affirm the necessity of translating into social terms a Christian critique of existing society, and both emphasise the theological centrality of the notion of God's "preferential option for the poor" in any such critique.