Examples of using Which captures in English and their translations into French
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A complete graphic universe which captures the spirit of vitality
A large number of Canadians who self-identify as First Nations are also registered on the Indian Register, which captures 100 percent of active registered Indians.
Their difference is a measure of the skewness risk premium(SRP), which captures asymmetric views on favorable versus undesirable risks.
A Time Lapse Camera is a camera which captures images with a interval of time between each image
But this paroxystic conflict, which captures the attention of the entire international community-
The TLC200 Brinno Time Lapse camera is a camera which captures images with a interval of time between each image
It enabled the setting up of a collective irrigation network, which captures and stores rainwater in an area that is dry and where access to water is essential for farming.
Data from the South African Reserve Bank, which captures payments directed offshore,
Morpho Wave Tower, which captures and matches four fingerprints with a single hand movement,
more specifically the Phillips curve, which captures the relationship between domestic economic activity
Since 1999, the GSS on victimization has contained a special module on spousal violence, which captures detailed information on the dynamics of violence within spousal
Remember dear reader that in the middle of the chest you have a very special magnetic centre which captures the waves of light
A Time Lapse Camera is a camera which captures images with a interval of time between each image and then converts these
At present, there is no comprehensive health index available, which captures various aspects of health status(such as the quality
a voice which captures and wants to straighten up a body,
The work references artist Jeff Wall's photograph A Sudden Gust of Wind(after Hokusai)(1993), which captures four figures physically responding to a strong wind.
that in the center of your chest you have a very special magnetic point which captures the waves of light
fragmented in many developing countries as can be seen from Figure 4.1, which captures Tanzania's complex pharmaceutical supply chain.
The top-scoring African countries in terms of the trade-enabling environment- which captures the macroeconomic and political environment as well as policies conducive to trade- are also the top-scoring countries in terms of overall trade competitiveness.
The model simply states that trade between two countries is proportional to the product of their GDP, which captures the impact of market size,