Examples of using Whose structure in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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This is a special type of number whose structure describes itself.
The Venus flytrap is a small plant whose structure can be described as a rosette of four to seven leaves, which arise from a short subterranean stem that is actually a bulb-like object.
The best option- it is a bed of natural materials, whose structure has the ability to"breathe.".
The human eye is a sphere whose structures help to translate light bouncing off objects and recognize the object.
Polysaccharides are biomacromolecules composed of ten or more monosaccharides whose structure and sugar composition vary.
This is a multidisciplinary treatment center whose structure includes outpatient services, a maternity hospital, a hospital, as well as ancillary and diagnostic services.
Hydrogen cyanide was first isolated from a blue pigment(Prussian blue)which had been known since 1704 but whose structure was unknown.
The herb is extremely rich in basic phytoestrogens whose structure resembles that of typical isoflavones.
This is a multidisciplinary treatment center whose structure includes outpatient services, a maternity hospital, a hospital, as well as ancillary and diagnostic services.
The Lisbon Treaty is nevertheless in force andit will be difficult to work within the framework of a budget whose structure does not reflect the new conditions.
The yeast fermentation provides a coenzyme Q10 whose structure is completely identical to the coenzyme Q10 occurring in the body.
The isomeria denotes the existence of at least two substances that possess the identical molecular formula, but whose structure differs in every one of the compounds.
The programme is elaborated as indicative table whose structure is identical with that of the Five-year programme, including with preserved numeration of the activities.
Apartments are located just 40 meters from the sea,which gives pleasure to walk the magnificent beaches whose structure stone, sand, concrete satisfies every taste.
The multiprofile hospitals for active treatment, in whose structure a ward for transfusion haematology is established;
Gel permeation chromatography(GPC) is the preferred methodfor determination of Mn, especially when a set of standards are available, whose structure are comparable with the polymer structure. .
Among these synthetic derivatives, fondaparinux(Arixtra®),a synthetic pentasaccharide sulphate whose structure is based on the active portion of heparin which, not surprisingly, is just a pentasaccharide portion, is currently used in therapy.
A holon is a system(or phenomenon) which is an evolving andself-organizing composed of other holons, whose structures exist at a balance point between chaos and order.
Antioxidants fight free radicals- molecules whose structure is unstable, and the impact on the body- is harmful.
We have discovered that the surface of'Oumuamua is similar to small solar system bodies that are covered in carbon-rich ices, whose structure is modified by exposure to cosmic rays," Fitzsimmons said.
Antioxidants fight free radicals- molecules whose structure is unstable and affects the body- fatally.
The small church was built by using the stones of an ancient temple of Apollon whose structures and reliefs still can been identified in the walls.
The range of inorganic chemistry includes both molecular compounds, which exist as discrete molecules,and crystals, whose structures are described by infinite lattices of regularly-ordered atoms and which are studied by crystallography and solid-state chemistry.
It is named after the nearby archaeological site Xcaret, a settlement constructed by the pre-Columbian Maya some of whose structures lie within the boundaries of the park's 81 hectares(200 acres) of land holdings.
In other words, perception and experience are not the results or end products of a synthetic process a priori, but are themselves synthetic orcomprehensive apprehension whose structured unity is prescribed solely by the nature of the real, that is, by the intended objects in their togetherness and not by consciousness itself whose(cognitive) nature is to apprehend the real- as it is.14.
It was built with a thin shell of metamaterials- artificial composites whose structures allow properties which do not exist in nature.
The Tseno Ureno,sometimes called the Womens Bible, was a 1616 Yiddish-language prose work whose structure parallels the weekly portions of the Pentateuch and Haftorahs used in Jewish worship services….
In other words, perception and experience are not the results or end products of a synthetic process a priori, but are themselves synthetic orcomprehensive apprehensions whose structured unity is prescribed solely by the nature of the real, that is, by the intended objects in their togetherness and not by consciousness itself whose(cognitive) nature is to apprehend the real- as it is.14.