Examples of using Whose form in English and their translations into Slovak
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Parents decide between themselves in whose form children will be included.
A word whose form and meaning come from a blending of two or more words.
Such declaration is subjected to the payment of a surety whose form and amount is determined by the relevant authorities.
Persian, whose form is a semi-ellipse, is more often used to decorate rooms in the oriental style.
Turtle Rock,”Melkhii Khad”, is a surprising granitic formation, 24 metres(79 feet)high, whose form reminds of a turtle.
The canopy bed is a bed whose form was adopted around 1490 in wealthy.
The Museum of Arts& Design is less well-known,but it dazzles visitors with objects whose form follows function.
And so the main representation is a cross, whose form, however, does not correspond to the customary heraldic model.
Libeskind completed another striking museum, the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, also known as The Crystal,a building whose form, resembles a shattered crystal.
Unlike a word, whose form is arbitrary, a symbol contains certain features of the reality to which it refers.
With increasing stage of development more substituteobjects are used in symbolic games, objects whose form and function are decreasingly alike real models.
Formal fallacy: A logical fallacy whose form does not conform to the grammar and rules of inference of a logical calculus.
For example, imagine that you aredesigning the form template for a permit application whose forms will be used by the following types of users.
The architectural objectivehas been to create a simple building whose form, scale materials and detail reinforce the character, distinctiveness and history of the site locally and within the wider context of the New Forest.
We wish to test the possibilities of specific approaches, such as artistic interventions and campaigns that address the city of Bratislava,with the potential to result in a joint collective outcome whose form will also become a topic of the discussions at seminars.
Most often used by other gubastik tiger, whose form derived from interspecific crosses(Mimulus Mimulus and lutem guttatus).
Instead of designing three form templates for each type of user and managing the data from all of thoseforms, you can design one form template whose forms collect all of the data and add a user role for each type of user.
According to the architects,the main objective was“to create a simple building whose form, scale materials and detail reinforce the character, distinctiveness and history of the site locally and within the wider context of the New Forest“.
Programme” means a set of moving images with or without sound constituting an individual item within a schedule ora catalogue established by a media service provider and whose form and content is comparable to the form and content of television broadcasting.
Dogs that devour foodcould benefit from a special anti-glutton dish whose form forces them to eat more slowly, while older dogs(who put everything lost when eating) will prefer an elevated feeder.
Amendment 77 subject to the following rewording:"(aa)'programme' means a set of moving images with or without sound constituting an individual item within a schedule ora catalogue established by a media service provider and whose form and content is comparable to the form and content of television broadcasting;".
For example, imagine that you are designing a form template whose forms can determine the size of the hard disk on a user's computer for inventory purposes.
If you are designing a form template whose forms rely upon a network connection to process or return data, and you are familiar with writing script, you can write a script that detects the network connection state of forms based on your form template.
In Office InfoPath 2007,you can design a browser-compatible form template whose forms can be filled out either in a Web browser or in InfoPath.
Regarding the need to effectively combat VAT fraud, whose forms evolve relatively rapidly, the EESC proposes also enlisting the technical know-how of expert practitioners- many of whom can be found in organised civil society- when further effective measures are being conceived and sought.
On the wings and at center forward, Dries Mertens(Napoli)and Yannick Ferreira Carrasco(Atletico Madrid), whose form is a little weaker than in the past, can be counted on to stir up some trouble.
For example, imagine that you are designing a form template whose forms can determine the size of the hard disk on a user's computer for inventory purposes.
Not far from the site, near the ocean shore, stands a group of traditional seaside huts,in Norwegian called Naust, whose forms and materials reflect many years' experience of building in these conditions.
I will not dwell on all Marxistarguments why politics is an activity whose forms cannot be understood without analyzing the relevant mode of production, productive forces, classes, etc.