unaccounted-for nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di unaccounted-for nel dizionario inglese»italiano

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to be unaccounted for sum:

non essere reperibile

to be unaccounted for documents:

essere introvabile

to be unaccounted for documents:

non essere trovabile

two of the crew are still unaccounted for

due membri dell'equipaggio non sono ancora stati ritrovati

unaccounted-for nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di unaccounted-for nel dizionario inglese»italiano

unaccounted-for [ˌʌn·ə·ˈkaʊn·t̬ɪd·ˌfɔ:r] AGG

to be unaccounted-for

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The last person scratched off the unaccounted-for list was a man who resided outside the flood zone.

www.independent.ie

What about unaccounted-for economic benefits of putting a new national energy system in place?

www.bloomberg.com

Internal emails show some within the agency believed that the problems with the unaccounted-for radios were simply a matter of bad paperwork.

www.theblaze.com

After baseline model accuracy and complexity reaches a plateau, these unpredictable or unaccounted-for factors will play a large role in determining how accurate and useful the models are in practice.

marketingland.com

We might learn microcephaly was actually triggered by an interaction with another virus or some unaccounted-for environmental factor.

www.vox.com

In a majority of these cases, the unaccounted-for person was legally declared dead at some point, although their body has never been recovered and their whereabouts are still unknown.

www.mnn.com

New road building also imposes similar unaccounted-for costs, plus the costs of road surface damage, traffic accidents, and congestion.

www.stuff.co.nz

He thought unaccounted-for interactions between the drive and the experimental setup might have contributed to the strange forward-moving behaviour.

www.gizmodo.com.au

I'm interested in the tourism example you provided, but my first response is a wariness around unaccounted-for variables in the decision to stay longer.

mumbrella.com.au

Scientists called the missing stuff that should create the unaccounted-for gravity we measure "dark matter".

www.gizmodo.com.au