Übersetzung für "Define from" in Deutsch

For each table, you can define fields from the table as filters.

These pre-encodings define main paths from a root of a tree structure to the leaves thereof.

The consumption is easy to define from the obvious gnawing marks.

You can also define the link from the media list:

They remember, define and quote from their own horizons of knowledge and experience.

You can now define from which direction the wind is blowing.

You use the check box to define whether the "From" month of a fixed asset-specific depreciation level can be changed.

Instead, you define them from the MobileFirst Operations Console, or by using a command-line tool or the server REST API.

Define the timestamp from the video, when the video will end its playback.

Indeed, it will be possible to define a menu from which data blocks offer.

Initially, the authors explain the necessary concepts and define bullying from other aggressive phenomena.

This also makes it possible to define from the outset how detailed such a communication is allowed to be.

That is why it is so important to define your organisation from the start.

Our experience in project management enables us to clearly define all goals from the beginning.

How is it possible to define a state from the onset as standing at the side of another state?

Good acidity and concentration define the wines from this vintage.

We can learn who we are today, and define ourselves from inner values.

You can use the account to define from which G/L account of a house bank the account statements are to be displayed.

Click on "Choose" beside the Address to define the address from the variable.

Please call supplier after booking to define pick up from your hotel.

What we are talking about is proposing that the Member States of the Union - and this is what I have presented for debate in the Council and in Parliament - define, including from a criminal point of view, with custodial sentences, sea pollution resulting from dumping, including the cleaning of hulls, when it is carried out - as the honourable Member says - deliberately at sea.