Examples of using Whose functions in English and their translations into Greek
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Officials whose functions are based on Article 76 of the Constitution(Conseillers de Gouvernement).
The group's work focuses on URI,a protein whose functions are not fully understood.
The liver is a large gland whose functions include the decomposition of red blood cells, plasma protein synthesis, hormone production, secretion of bile and conversion of sugars into glycogen which it also stores.
The Group's work focuses on URI,a protein whose functions remain not yet fully understood.
As a result, the respiratory movements of the lungs are significantly limited(up to the development of respiratory failure), heart activity is disturbed,resistance to blood flow in the abdominal organs, whose functions are also disturbed, increases.
The body is getting enough oxygen to the organs whose functions are hampered due to violations of local circulation.
Indiscernible, and if we live in a knowledge economy, as we're told every day, the advertising agent who invents a slogan as he showers, or the executive who's laptopping in a taxi, definitely create a lot more value than the machine operator,the lorry-driver or the warehouseman, whose functions must be automated as soon and as much as possible.
But the most secret department of the Russian Defense Ministry whose functions are known to very few insiders is also referred to as“Losharik.”.
More info Reviews The liver is a large gland body, whose functions include decomposition erythrocyte protein composition of plasma, hormone production, secretion of bile, and conversion of sugars into glycogen, which it stores.
A GSM network is composed of several functional entities, whose functions and interfaces are defined.
Of special concern among those were the military planes whose functions were delineated in some very considerable detail and which match to the science fiction of today.
After the use of such droplets, smokers feel an increase in physical and mental activity,an improvement in the functioning of the genitourinary system, whose functions were excessively suppressed by the negative influence of nicotine.
Any State Party may appoint an expert to the Committee whose functions and rules of procedure are set out in the annex, which constitutes an integral part of this Convention.
The institutional structure of socialism and its political polarities were produced by an ideology that arbitrarily opposed private to public-- whilst these, following Rousseau,overlap one another-- and sanctified a ruling class whose functions of command reproduced those of the capitalist elite whilst they claimed to be self-elected'vanguards'!
Of special concern among these were the military planes whose functions were delineated in some very considerable detail and which read today like something clean out of science fiction.
Paragraph 1- A GSM network is composed of several functional entities, whose functions and interfaces are specified.
The figurative basis of the organism is composed of organs, whose functions are perpendicular to each other, like the relations of the figures in the tetrad, for the sake of preserving the overall stationarity.
The data exchanged between Member States and the Commission shall not be transmitted to persons other than those in Member States orUnion institutions whose functions require them to have such access unless the Member States transmitting the data give their express consent.
Up to March 2015 each directorate-general was equipped with an Internal Audit capability(IAC) andan internal control coordinator, whose functions included informing the directorate-general's management about the adequacy and progress of the actions undertaken to implement the Court's recommendations.
Ireland is the single Common Law Jurisdiction within the European Union also has a notarial profession whose practice extends across a wide range of legal services and whose functions and authority are principally exercised in relation to legal acts and instruments to be used in overseas jurisdictions.
Common Law Jurisdictions of the European Union also have a notarial profession whose practice extends across a wide range of legal services and whose functions and authority are principally exercised in relation to legal acts and instruments to be used in overseas jurisdictions.
There, the foundations of buildings were found, whose function is still to be determined.
Ish-na-e-cha-ge, on the other hand, was a demigod andmysterious teacher, whose function it was to initiate the first man into his tasks and pleasures here on earth.
It is a sort of gate whose function is mysterious but it could have been a gateway to the Royal garden or a shrine for observing the seasons.
The human eye has a series of refractive mediums whose function is to focus the image of the objects in front of us on the retina.
Binoculars are optical devices composed by one or two telescopes whose function is to increase and improve the view magnifying images.
They are the co-ordinating executives whose function it is to carry out the combined policies of all duly constituted rulers in the grand universe.
Axon terminals, or synaptic boutons, are found in the neuron,divided into terminals whose function is to link other neurons and create a synapse.
Those whom you are encountering in the Universe at this time represent highly organized,very hierarchical organizations whose function is resource acquisition and development.
A grid andan hourglass installed around the triple Sirius star whose function was to invert it.