Examples of using Whose evolution in English and their translations into Greek
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With those whose evolution took place in conditions of close connection with man.
It is already implied in the institutional setup of the EMU, whose evolution we will trace in this book.
When we find ourselves among individuals whose evolution is not advanced and as such, is of truly inferior mentality, we feel a certain psychical discomfort.
It is irrefrangibly bound to our sense of self,the separate self in an objective universe, whose evolution parallels the evolution of money.
In the book I write that capitalism is"a peculiar machine whose evolution is at one with its breakdown, its expansion at one with its malfunction, its growth with its collapse.".
PEUGEOT will concentrate its resources on developing these new vehicles andhas therefore decided to withdraw from the WRX championship at the end of the 2018 season, whose evolution towards electrification is uncertain.
Human dignity andindividual development are core values of European culture, to whose evolution Rudolf Steiner's initiatives of applied anthroposophy have contributed for over 80 years.
In the game"Pokemon" Miaout(whose evolution is activebegins no earlier than the 28th level of progress) degenerates into arrogant Persian- also from the cat family, only possessing even greater conceit and the desire to do evil.
France's current direction is a source of deep concern in Germany, whose evolution should be seen as a source of inspiration.
With the burst of confetti and swelling music, the clock struck midnight on a banner year for the Church of Scientology,with all present rejoicing at both the time just past as well as the building anticipation of what will soon be for a religion whose evolution and advancement know no bounds.
Being the oldest and largest visual arts library in Greece,the ASFA Library has its origins in the“School For the Arts”(1837), whose evolution finally led to the creation of both the National Technical University of Athens(NTUA) and the Athens School of Fine Arts(ASFA).
It is expected that the activity has an impact on the land itself(e.g. to maintain or even enhance the natural value of that grassland) andis not limited to an observation of the environmental state of the area, whose evolution is not the consequence of any action exercised by the farmer.
The Order of the Studious, founded by St. Helen, whose evolution is today's Hagiotaphite Brotherhood, has taken on the protection, preservation and ministry of the Holy Shrines, as well as the pastoring of its logic flock through the religious, social, and philanthropic activity.
The shape of vase for which Chios is famed for during this period is the Chian cup, whose evolution one can follow through to Hellenistic times(fig. 21).
The legacy of Earth's planetary isolation and quarantine differs, however,from a planet whose evolution has followed a more regular, overtly Universal path.
Physics consitute a logical system of thought which is in a state of evolution, whose basis cannot be distilled, as it were, from experience by an inductive method, but can only be arrived at by free invention.
That was an institution, which could hardly be described as athletic and whose gradual evolution throughout the altogether four organizations that had been held(within a period of almost three decades) reflected the transition from a"traditional" culture of display of physical vigour to the modern sports activity.
As an individual only exists as a social being, as a member of some social group within whose context he follows the road of his historical development, the composition of his personality andthe structure of his behaviour turn out to be a quantity which is dependent on social evolution and whose main aspects are determined by the latter.
Zoos separate us not only from particular animals but also, more generally, from our own animality, our evolutionary heritage, our biological ancestors- the sentient andthinking beings with whom we share the dynamic adventure of evolution and whose existence paved the way for our own.
These strengths have now been further honed in the new BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo, whose systematic evolution from the BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo is particularly evident in the new model's sporting elegance, highly advanced equipment features, innovative control and assistance systems, and a leap forward in dynamism and efficiency.
The struggle for liberation waged against a series of European colonial powers resulted in the establishment of more or less progressive governments, whose ulterior evolution have brought about, in some cases, the deepening of the primary objectives of national liberation and in others, a setback towards the adoption of pro-imperialist positions.
All of these developments had serious repercussions on the Grande Bretagne's evolution, whose very creation-thanks to Efstathios Lampas' perspicacity- though undoubtedly excessive when compared to the needs of the time, was instrumental in both introducing Western standards and creating a strong bourgeois mentality in what as yet was the young Athenian society.