Examples of using Whose complexity in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Software development includes a series of activities whose complexity is notorious.
These relationships involve a trauma, whose complexity and circularity are evidenced in the lives of women and children represented in the findings of this study.
The hypothalamus is a small region at the base of the forebrain, whose complexity and importance belies its size.
Education and training are undertaken within contexts whose complexity accentuates diverse practices that require the“orchestration of capacities, relationships and identity to undertake certain activities with others in specific environments”, p.
Health organizations are the settings that host sectors,activities and processes whose complexity favors the occurrences of adverse events ae.
Patients with chronic illnesses are constantly faced with situations whose complexity goes beyond the clinical aspects of the disease, deals with the suffering provoked by difficult moments, of great rejection, guilt and struggles, in the daily attempt to live in harmony with their health condition.
Heterogeneous database integration and its usage to support software analysis tools is a problem whose complexity decisively grows for the big data volumes.
Without a doubt, it is a rather damaging measure, whose complexity and consequences go beyond the domain of the Agency themselves.
In the detection of symbols for MIMO systems with a large number of antennas which is known as L-MIMO(Large MIMO),it is sought to have efficient schemes whose complexity makes viable its real implementation.
It is one of only two,out of 12 total, problems listed in whose complexity remains unresolved, the other being integer factorization.
An example is the case of the combination of the two proposed Resolutions contained in Consultations Nos. 112/2010 and 117/2010, issued by Anvisa at the end of 2010, that contain, without doubt,extremely serious measures whose complexity and consequences go beyond the sphere of the Agency itself.
Broadcasted in the press, usually via newspaper,the cartoon is a genre whose complexity is set as an interesting object of analysis to observe how the senses are constructed themselves in the discourse.
Even though there is a hegemony of publications in the field of psychology,there is a consensus among most researchers that this is a problem whose complexity requires the look of different theoretical frameworks.
Thus, it is unacceptable for the Commission to ignore the malfunctioning of the entry price regime, whose complexity encourages fraud, as the European Anti-Fraud Office itself does, and for the Commission to look the other way when the tomato quotas agreed with Morocco are being contravened.
The stock exchange is no longer being used as a means for adjusting the complex interplay between available supply and actual demand buthas become a venue where bets are being placed on financial products whose complexity is even too much for those in charge of the finance companies to understand.
According to Chart 1,we can classify the relations of cooperation between agents as a specific asset whose complexity is an impact factor in the evaluation of transaction costs in health regionalization and particularly in the establishment of health care networks.
The forms thus have a tendency to continuity, not only because it is expensive and costly to change or destroy the existing forms but also because they are a materialization of social relations, whose functions are interconnected with the whole, that is, with other forms andthus they complement other functions called a functional relationship, whose complexity is not easy to overcome.
Quite often, the diagnosis is based on a series of clinical criteria whose complexity is a hindrance to its use in epidemiological studies.
Lyricists and poets, Torquato Neto and Capinan wrote songs with Gilberto Gil andCaetano Veloso, works whose complexity and quality influenced various generations.
In this sense, PHC also has the function to be responsible for the care of patients with acute orexacerbated chronic conditions, whose complexity is compatible with this level of assistance; and provide initial care to urgencies and emergencies, in an appropriate environment, until referral to other health care units is possible.
Furthermore, this posture requires that the psychologist act as a mediator andresponds to the necessities of the other, whose complexity cannot be reduced to a number in a file or a diseased organ.
Thus, the search for testable models in a field marked by complex phenomena, whose complexity conspires against this search yielded an interesting methodological dilemma.
No longer as a"generalizing theoretical abstraction", p. 20 but rather as something relational and situational because"the very being of the city arises, therefore, not as a piece of data butas a process that is human and alive, whose complexity is the very material of the observation, of the interpretations and practices of making the city'", p.
From the mechanical courses to the study of oscillators,we see systems whose complexity is given in cases with constant acceleration.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,we are clearly faced with a text whose complexity troubles many of us and, even more, in my opinion, the citizens of Europe.
As a multidimensional character, eating is inserted into an interstitial space,a system of values specific to each culture, whose complexity and incomprehensibility begin to be understood within the limits of disciplines.
Despite the geological knowledge about the qf be very expressive, the geology andgeomorphology of qf are a'puzzle' whose complexity is so great that the studies on its morphological evolution have not reached a consensus.
In attempting to re-evaluation of climate sensitivity,we will face the large uncertainties inherent in the climate object, whose complexity, non-linearity, and chaoticity present formidable initial-value and boundary-value problems.
Because it is a full transformation process, with repercussions of varying scopes for life in society, adolescence is a period of physical vulnerability,psychologically and socially, whose complexity profits from the special attention from parents, teachers, professionals health and competent organizations.
Knowledge of these data aroused the interest in investigating the hospitalizations at HCFMRP-USP, a tertiary teaching hospital, local-regional referral,with an expressive number of hospitalizations, whose complexity requires its manager to adopt management tools, particularly information, that will permit controlling, assessing, ranking and deciding in order to achieve satisfactory results.