Examples of using Which either in English and their translations into Greek
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Hemodialysis usually takes place in dialysis units, which either operate autonomously
Wrong answers are ones which either jump to the same page
The thermoelectric effect refers to phenomena by which either a temperature difference creates an electric potential
The decision ultimately rests with the Council, which either adopts the amended proposal
To these rules are added other regulations of European Union law which either do not specifically refer to wine, or do not come under the rules of the COM.
In these images the artist has intervened constructing black formations, which either hide the faces of the women
The company holds the intellectual property rights for the content of the web page, which either belong to the company or the company exercise its legitimate rights to use them.
But unlike a radioactive atom, which either decays or doesn't,
In particular, it supplies raw materials from both domestic and non-domestic suppliers, which either distributes them directly
Instead, the SQL server schedules incoming transactions, which either succeed as a whole or fail as a whole.
It has already become a kind of cult, in which either love or hate,
For how can an effect, which either is finite,
past medical conditions, which either damage or add extra workload to the heart.
This‘rescue' was achieved by means of new liquidity which either came from‘state property' or was created from scratch.
Its characteristic features are rashes, which either crop up at specific areas like hands,
It is a criminal act and a problem which either escalates or diminishes over time.
The following example shows how you can limit the count to records in which either ShippedDate or Freight is not Null.
The only negative about the room was the jacuzzi which either didn't work or we did not know how to operate it.
For that they recall certain examples which either lack historical proof
Each therefore has a differentiated interior consisting of a dense planetary core surrounded by a mantle which either is or was a fluid.