Examples of using Which structures in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Which structures are those that are causing the pain?
The discussion of categories is grounded in the content of the articles selected, which structures each category.
Learning to speak the Word which structures human life requires that the awakened Michaelic culture of will forces strengthens wills.
The"modality"(discussed below) of a structural system is the means by which structures are translated into actions.
It is an institution which structures the national territory, contributes to social cohesion and provides services which are essential to a nation's economic life.
Buckling analysis is the search for the critical compressive load beyond which structures become unstable.
However, further studies were needed to clarify which structures were related to the reduction of scar tissue strength in the tensiometer.
The city approached undergoes large changes in its urban aspect in the second half of the nineteenth century, which structures the city nowadays.
Our intention was to approach the competencies as an axis which structures the graduation Curriculum in the initial formation of professionals.
Just as we conclude it, it is seen that the work process of FHS managers in the 3rd CRS/RS presents strengths and weaknesses,related to the conception of management which structures its work.
But the national rung, which structures class relationships and attaches a territory to a state, remains the decisive rung in the sliding scale of strategic spaces.
Fourthly, plant morphology examines the pattern of development,the process by which structures originate and mature as a plant grows.
Among a universe of requests which structures of lightweight concrete can be submitted, were analysed to different mix designs: compressive strength, modulus of elasticity, water absorption, tensile strength in the splitting and in the flexure tests.
Hox genes belong to a large family of genes often targeted by developmental biology researchers to determine which structures of the body are derived from each segment of an embryo.
Calheiros and Albuquerque highlight the importance of observing which structures the tumor has already affected, as well as the presence of devices such as feeding or tracheostomy tube, by checking the degree of commitment of feeding and communication functions.
Within the problematics of the city,urbanism is the ideological doctrine that was born of the superstructure of society into which structures entered a certain type of city" Lefebvre, 1996, p 98.
Cosmologists study a model of hierarchical structure formation in which structures form from the bottom up, with smaller objects forming first, while the largest objects, such as superclusters, are still assembling.
To this end, a literature review of organizational memory(om) and information systems(is)was carried out to identify which structures and om functions could be supported by is.
He must free his imagination,daring utopia(a horizon may be unattainable, but which structures the action) and give yourself achievable goals in terms of action because it can remove the power to act, c' is to tackle something too big for us, on which it has no control.
The referent exists only in a worldspace that is itself only disclosed in the process of development, andthe signified exists only in the interior perception of those who have developed to that worldspace which structures the background interpretive meaning that allows the signified to emerge.
Fear of physical pain is the source of trauma-based mind programming which structures the society on planets controlled by the dark forces, the last such planet being planet Earth.
Another nursing scholar uses the term nursing paradigm when she puts forward the representation of contemporaneous knowledge. She believes that the paradigm works as a framework that limits the unit,the set, in which structures can develop.
Such proceedings occur not only during the definition of the legislation, butalso while shaping which structures will regulate the policy and throughout the implementation of the policy itself.
The study was carried out in Campinas-SP, which structures its network of care to child and adolescent victims of domestic violence through the Bureau of Citizenship, Welfare and Social Inclusion Secretaria de Cidadania, Assistência e Inclusão Social, always aiming at an intersectoral work, run in partnership with other departments.
The output of this confrontation of perspectives should be the construction of a frame of reference for evaluation which structures the strategic areas which are the object of examination, such as.
The general theory of state is a cross-disciplinary and synthetic subject, which structures legal, philosophical, sociological, political, historical, anthropological, economic and psychological knowledge; it also seeks to improve the state, viewed as a complex set of social.
The effective adherence to hospital accreditation requires the networking of the sectors and their collaborators,since it is considered a complex system in which structures and processes are interconnected in such a way that a component affects the institutional result.
This new definition may bring some confusion about which structures are measured in the test, since clinically speaking, it is difficult to separate the posterior capsule of the rotator cuff infraspinal and teres minor, considering hence, that both structures could play the role of limiting horizontal adduction.
The data collected through the free word association technique were inventoried in a Microsoft Word file andprocessed in the EVOC 2000 software, which structures the produced terms according to a hierarchy underlying the frequency and order of evocation.
In addition the internet will play an"important role" by breaking with the power of the media, which structures political life by promoting the direct relationship between politicians and citizens, as well as its use by"rebel journalists, political activists and people of all types as a channel for canal for distributing information and political rumors" CASTELLS, 2003, p. 129.
