Translation for 'apt' from English to Bosnian

apartment {noun} <apt.> [Am.]

stan {m}

• Other tenants: Emma Dunn, Carl Held (apt. 51), Lois Collier and film director Walter Bacon.
• The PACE trial was a large-scale five-year trial funded by the UK government which compared the efficacy and safety of four treatments: specialist medical care (SMC), SMC with CBT, SMC with GET, and SMC with adaptive pacing therapy (APT).
• There were also reports of fraudulent techniques used to obtain more votes, the most common was the "Trasteo electoral" (Literally "Vote Carrying") in which for example a municipality gets more votes than its official population able to vote, as it occurred in the municipality of Piojó in Atlántico Department where there were 6,088 people subscribed as apt to vote, but its actual population apt to vote over 18 years old is 2,988.
• Archer refers to a published story of minute hairy creatures that emerged at night and ate their food uncooked, as an apt description the new genus.
• The primary differences in hermeneutics between traditionalists and progressives are that progressives are more apt to see partial or ongoing fulfillment, and progressives are more apt to utilize complementary hermeneutics.

• GDebi is an APT tool which can be used in command-line and on the GUI.
• Wajig is a simplified wrapper to Debian's package management system dpkg/APT.
• As the only player to wear a shirt, tie and waistcoat whilst playing, Rod Harrington's "Prince of Style" tag appeared apt.
• Beckinsale's character, Stan, was apt to wind up in bed with lonely housewives, and equally apt to spend time with said housewives musing on philosophy and the pointlessness of life.
• Half the territory of the department is apt for agriculture and cattle.

• A more apt classification was thus given by OCM 18522, dated 6 August 1942, which standardized the T7E5 as the M7 medium.
• It deals with abstract questions about the nature of morality, including whether or not morality actually exists, whether moral judgements are truth-apt (capable of being binary true/false), and if they are, investigating whether the properties of moral statements make them truth-apt in the same way that mathematical and descriptive statements are.
• Because the coated surface does not absorb ink, erasable paper is apt to smudge.
• Synaptic development was funded by the brazilian company Conectiva, which asked Alfredo Kojima, then an employee, to write a graphical front-end for APT, continuing the work initiated with the creation of the APT RPM back-end, apt-rpm.
• Yudin's family lived in a five-room apartment in Ogaryov street 3, apt. 62.

• William James referenced "The Anatomy of Acting" as a particularly apt analysis of actors' emotions in his "Principles of Psychology".
• These two interpretative constructs are highly correlated with matters of contemporary politics, with "traditionalists" apt to be believers in traditionalist conservatism and "revisionists" apt to be liberal or radical critics of militarism and nationalism.