Examples of using Whose value in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You should always choose a primary key whose value will not change.
An input form element whose value is controlled by React is called a controlled component.
The Master of BusinessAdministration is a general management course whose value is recognized at an international level.
An input form element whose value is controlled by React in this way is called a“controlled component”.
Through the course of human history,gold has been considered a trustworthy product, whose value is high and secure.
A constant is an item whose value does not change while Access is running.
Is a constant for each liquid andn is an empirical factor, whose value is 11/9 for organic liquids.
They are variables whose values are often variables(as in usages like“the value of f(foo, bar) is the sum of foo and bar”).
Bitcoin is a digital payment method whose value seems to be out of control.
The problem in this case is that the coin is really a gold one,but the watcher thinks it's a silver coin whose value is much less.
This rule will apply to transactions whose value does not exceed 100 million Singapore dollars a year.
Especially for those who are worried about the safety of their cars,the city has paid parking, whose value varies from 2 to 5 USD in an hour.
For properties in desktop databases whose values are either Yes or No, use -1 for Yes and 0 for No.
This distinction applies to both the mother and for you being studied as a foreign language, because in both cases thereare the words that we use personally we are, and those whose values we recognize our memory.
The company, whose value topped $1 trillion briefly in September, was facing political and economic pressure to raise pay for thousands of employees.
And we will study throughout the night todemonstrate our love for the gift of the one book whose values and teachings transformed the world.
By this, James meant that truth is a quality whose value is confirmed by its effectiveness when applying concepts to real life(hence the name“pragmatic”).
US patents that are acquired to support a corporation's present andfuture market activity represent an asset whose value far exceeds the investment in the property that it protects.
As an organization whose values are efficient and timely, QM7 is the way for Israel Railways to help employees and teams carry out their work efficiently and simply.
According to this theory,the labor market consists of positions(and not of working hours) whose value is determined, among others, by the human capital of the position holder.
Brandbook, whose value is evaluated in practice(for the benefit), should fully describe the rules of promotion and use of corporate style, taking into account all possible scenarios, and be a universal tool.
The prize is a battery mineral, cobalt,which Glencore produces in the DRC and whose value has almost tripled since the electric-vehicle revolution accelerated at the start of 2017.
The extreme volatility that is characteristic of trading in cryptocurrency isalso manifest in trading involving these companies, whose values rise and drop sharply, occasionally with no obvious reason.
Some people have invested money in a currency whose value has increased over time, while others have preferred to invest their time and energy into doing something they love and believe in.
Perhaps many people to seek guarantees that can provide a safe,for any of those important things whose value we wish to retain, are interested in finding cheap insurance that fits to your needs.
In a technological culture,mathematics is seen as an absolute necessity whose value cannot be questioned and whose implications cannot be avoided- even if particular branches have no known purpose, or are considered useful primarily or only to enable conflict, e.g. cryptography, steganography, which are about keeping secrets, or the mathematics involved in optimizing nuclear fission reactions in bombs.
Now it is enough to know how to differentiate functions whose value at"x" is zero, since all other functions differ from these only by a constant, and we know how to differentiate constants.
Together with the title of the book,"A Woman in Berlin," the readeris supposed to believe that this is a saga whose value transcends that of a particular woman in specific historical circumstances and reflects"a far more profound historical truth than the factual truth that is behind details in a particular ID card," as Ilana Hammerman writes in an afterword to the Hebrew edition.