Перевод слова

Перевод: improved

[прилагательное]
улучшенный; усовершенствованный

Тезаурус:

1. Another powerful reason why improved mud buildings are not catching on in the tropical Third World is that for poor families, housing is not the first priority.
2. The teams were introduced at an auspicious moment in that the social services department budget had improved suddenly and substantially, enabling the CMHTs to be staffed with social workers specifically appointed for their commitment to the developmental ideal.
3. The quality of the work submitted by candidates for the Test has improved, but more in presentation than in intellectual calibre.
4. Soon, Andrew Kay invented and patented a machine for grinding stones of a standard shape and improved finish.
5. ATB courses on work planning and improved work methods are available and could be useful.
6. In Morelos, the landowners, compelled by increased competition and encouraged by improved communications, were expanding their sugar estates and, in so doing, encroaching on peasant lands.
7. the accuracy of basic patient activity data must be improved so that it commands the confidence of the user.
8. Success came for Charles Tennant in 1798 when he patented a chlorine liquor bleaching agent and was made doubly secure in the following year with an improved agent in powder form.
9. Most excursions were local but standards improved rapidly and by 1924 there were coach tours from the UK to North Africa and by 1935 the charabanc had reached Soviet Russia.
10. German ability and hard work made the economy the most efficient in the Eastern bloc, helped by generous injections from West Germany as relations improved.
11. He only just qualified by winning 15-12 in the final game against a West German, Hansi Wiens, and will need to produce something extra today against the most improved Pakistani of the lot, Mir Zaman Gul.
12. Until now, computers have improved efficiency by storing and manipulating information faster and more accurately than people.
13. The National Dairy Council had previously been criticised for a campaign suggesting that milk could protect children's teeth from decay, but a claim that the vitamin A in milk improved night vision was permitted.