Exemples d'utilisation de Objects whose en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Re-materialisation involves reintegrating these digital components into an object whose design is better adapted than that of a computer
for lack of significance, to an object whose only ambition is to be there.
from this universal shell emerges the refined silhouette of an object whose meaning could be rediscovered.
you must specify the version ID of the object whose permissions you want to set in a PUT Object versionId acl request.
The following figure shows how a simple GET on an object, whose current version is a delete marker,
It disables the part of the curtains looking at the object, whose closeness might otherwise destabilise the detector.
an obstacle to the acquisition of the object, whose value increases as the rivalry grows.
Set versionId to the ID of the version of the object whose metadata you want to retrieve.
It was clear that, as soon as it was created, l'Académie du Festival d'Aix produced an object whose identity referred to the Festival's speciality.
When you try to GET an object whose current version is a delete marker,
or any device or object whose volume, noise emission
The idea of an armchair with a high component of craftsmanship coupled with forms that wrap themselves up create an object whose beauty does not belong to any style or period.
Perfume is what Michel Serres calls a« quasi-object», a object whose scope is not immediately identifiable
which one could no doubt attempt to justify on the grounds that the agreement in question concerned an object whose use was of interest to all the watercourse States.
this always references to the object, in the method of which it is used, and the expression GetPointer(this) gives the pointer of the object, whose member is the function,
Select the objects whose scales you wish to change.
Number of objects whose processing resulted in an error.
Kuiper belt objects whose orbits share this resonance are called plutinos.
They are not seen as objects whose rights are secondary to the views of adults.
Use the mouse to choose the objects whose type of display you wish to change.