Examples of using Whose properties in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Specifies the path to the item whose properties are being removed.
Magnesium sulfate, whose properties can be compared with many more expensive drugs, has a very low price.
Double-click the user or computer whose properties you want to edit.
You can select the elements whose properties you want to display by clicking on them in the form or using the selection list at the top of the Property List window.
These settings apply only to the connection security rule whose properties you are editing.
If selected, connection requests whose properties match the conditions of the network policy are denied.
Suitable for transferring water without abrasive particles or other liquid whose properties are similar to water.
If selected, connection requests whose properties match the conditions and constraints of the network policy are granted.
The second describes a mirror image to our universe,made of atoms whose properties are somehow reversed.
Xanthans are anionic polymers whose properties are affected by its chemical composition, tertiary and quaternary structure and molecular weight.
When handled through the code,the datastore is an object whose properties are all of the defined dataclasses.
An important aspect to consider in this discussion is that the positions predicted for each one of the functional modal heads in Cinque's hierarchy do not necessarily represent the position of modal interpretation, but in fact the position of external merge in which, in a perspective like Hacquard's,an event variable whose properties specify the modal reading is accessible.
Iron combines with the carbon from the coke to make steel, whose properties of malleability, ductility, hardness, etc.
Twenty one(21) producer members of the agrienergy condominium have been evaluated by means of a questionnaire, whose properties had water.
Was also discussed the denition of the function fitzpatrick, whose properties have been evidenced, specially, through examples.
The useful life of the reservoirs depends crucially on the geotechnical behavior of the residue, whose properties vary over time and depth.
The D- panthenol, an important ally,is a provitamin whose properties are known and appreciated for years in the professional hair.
The evaluation of respiratory symptoms in relation to the characteristics of the rural property showed that the prevalence of asthma symptoms was lower among farmers whose properties produced fruits and onions Table 3.
Lignin is a complex plant phenolic compound whose properties allow it to perform its functions, which are mainly the mechanical support of plant tissues and efficient xylem sap conduction.
The BERNINA 530 boasts an extensive repertoire of utility and decorative stitches whose properties can be individually set.
Langmuir films are used as simplified cell membrane models whose properties can be correlated with physiological effects of molecules of biological interest, such as antimicrobial peptides amps.
The week before last three Members of this Parliament- Angela Billingham, Edward McMillan-Scott andmyself- wrote to the President's Office to ask for urgent action to be taken on behalf of a number of citizens whose properties in Spain have been wrongly seized by banks- one of those citizens being my own constituent, Mr Frank Clark.
Sokal wrote that the concept of"an external world whose properties are independent of any individual human being" was"dogma imposed by the long post-Enlightenment hegemony over the Western intellectual outlook.
The search for new technologies has stimulated the development of new materials whose properties can be adjusted for specific purposes.
These are polyamides with specific chemical-physical characteristics, whose properties can be adapted to suit the needs of the end customer.
For the scientists, these visualizations represent the'empirical' objects whose properties are the target of their analyses and group discussions.
The study area lies in a region with great tradition of coffee cultivation whose properties are predominantly of small and medium sizes.
The term"biosimilar" has its origin in the difficulty to compare two versions of the same biopharmaceutical drug whose properties are deeply related to each of their manufacturing processes.
Visualisation of structures located in such a depth that would otherwise not be visualized,or structures whose properties otherwise would not appear like cropmarks at all or almost not at all.
May a mere varmint ask whose property?
