Examples of using Which represents in English and their translations into Spanish
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All that will be left is the symbol, which represents equality.
U: Variable which represents the download URL as specified by pacman.
There are 31 variations, each of which represents a day on the Way.
The key is a string, which represents the meaning of the value.
One toe is the energy produced by the combustion of an average tonne of oil, which represents approximately 11,600 kWh.
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The company operates 3,528MW, which represents 10.5% of Argentina's total installed capacity.
In this area he has written a review articles published in distinguished international journal, which represents a global recognition on a topical theme.
The backlog schema which represents the diary job work.
Nonetheless, the mass transportation integration plan expects to have 5,000 buses operating with VNG, which represents a great opportunity for Calidda.
However, when they are asked to draw an animal which represents the company s ideal state, eagles, dolphins and felines are usually chosen….
One of the challenges for us is to make the Post a modern business through the use of new technology, which represents an opportunity much more than a threat.
The AvP has a daily program of hearings, which represents the main means of dialogue with the citizens.
In the electricity value chain,Pampa's power generation segment has an installed capacity of 3,871 MW, which represents 10% of Argentina's installed capacity.
The project is located on a undeveloped site which represents a real break in the urban structure of the city.
Medical care for women and children in the Republic is provided by 4,963 paediatricians and2,305 obstetricians/gynaecologists, which represents 4.9 and 2.3 respectively for every 10,000 persons.
The inter-American community had been waiting for this moment, which represents a major achievement of civil society and the States of the region.
At time of writing, 35 complete responses had been received, which represents 85 per cent of the total.
In the private sector,financing increased to 188,651 MP, which represents a growth of 30.8%, twice of what was obtained by commercial banking.
There are about 4,000 affiliated families which represents more than 30,000 people.
This is shown by the closing of 2017 with a turnover of 18,390 million, which represents 11.7% compared to the previous year.
Medical and health services for the population are provided by 41,418 doctors, which represents 40.6 doctors for every 10,000 persons.
As I have already indicated, it has been sponsored by 147 countries,a number which represents more than three-quarters of the entire membership.
Strengthening social ties through these forms of employment and work, which represents an important achievement of social development policy.
It is import to reach a form of consensus between all elements of the Iraqi people which represents the minimum level of Iraqi national consciousness.
There was an exchange of views among States on this phenomenon, which represents a real threat to institutional stability and public tranquillity.
Since 1977 it's granted three-yearly by Aga Khan Foundation in a different place which represents significantly the architectural values of islamic cultura.
Estimates of contributions for 1993 currently amount to $930 million, which represents a decline of $143 million, or 13 per cent from 1992.
However, more than 7,000 tonnes a year are not recovered(recycled), which represents 5% of the total", notes José Browne, General Manager of the trade association.
The cutters movement, however, have not declared their clear position on this issue, one which represents a real threat to living conditions in the near future.
Georgia underlined the importance of timely resumption of the Mechanism, which represents a crucial tool for addressing the security concerns on the ground.
