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Meanings of catching in English
Catalan
contracció Synonyms
Examples for "detection"
Examples for "detection"
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Main outcome measures: Completeness of case detection was examined in collateral studies.
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Current strategies to reduce this problem include early detection and appropriate treatment.
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Therefore, enzyme is often used as markers for disease detection and treatment.
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With new technology in speed detection available, this practice should cease immediately.
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In this paper, we present an animal detection system for mitigating AVC.
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Leaders of major political parties sought explanations for Snowden's allegations of spying.
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Corporate spying has increased too, particularly as cloud-based services introduce new vulnerabilities.
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Iran has charged three Iranian-Americans with spying, a judiciary spokesman said today.
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US security experts are concerned the equipment could be used for spying.
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There are few publicly known examples of sophisticated social media spying efforts.
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And no doubt, you'll soon be spotting statistical abuse everywhere you look.
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It's crucial in spotting the gradual migration towards unacceptable standards of practice.
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Ocean horizons often produce the best mirages for spotting a green flash.
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The rich are vital to both spotting market opportunities and exploiting them.
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As you've seen, I'm not too good at spotting your undercover agents.
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Then wisdom altered its method and spoke of espial and discovery.
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The system of espial, too, was carried out with increased severity.
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From his new point of espial Kent checked off the members of the party.
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How could he keep an espial on the house?
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I saw not what was to be gained by any such long-range espial in the darkness.
(Of disease) capable of being transmitted by infection.
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Usage of catching in English
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In politics, however, reality has a way of catching up with you.
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Now the government messaging is catching up with the current legal reality.
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These numbers may be eye-catching, but they are certainly subject to change.
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NETHERLANDS: It has to be the most eye-catching way of harnessing energy.
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The Arab followed the caravan, in the hope of catching it up.
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It was the most important recreational catching area in the South Island.
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The city is still catching up to the use of new technologies.
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The events of the past few minutes were catching up to her.
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Looking forward to catching them in the Button Factory later this month.
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But now South Africa's problems seem to be catching up with them.
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However, you probably would never have thought of snake catching being one.
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The rowels were now catching in the long hair of his chaps.
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The occupation of the river Lapps is largely salmon catching in summer.
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Loved ones can't even approach coffins for fear of catching the virus.
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Disappointing results caused some of the most eye-catching falls in early trading.
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The advantage always lies in catching the other fellow off his guard.
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Translations for catching
Portuguese
Catalan
Catching through the time
Catching across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
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Ireland
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