Examples of using Whose value in English and their translations into Italian
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numeric fields whose value is automatically determined by the DBMS,
carbohydrates, but also because of the presence of numerous compounds whose value for our health is highlighted every day more.
COMMISSION REGULATION(EC) No 260/96 of 12 February 1996 amending the Regulations in the sugar sector fixing, before 1 February 1995, certain amounts whose value in ecus was adapted as a consequence of abolishing the corrective factor for agricultural conversion rates.
abuse has paved the way for the cultivation in many places of Latin America of plants whose value as raw material for drug production often exceeds that of the rest of the farm products, thus creating a very serious social and political quagmire.
of the inertial force i, whose value is defined by formula i= w 2Rcos j.
truer than flag Sofware, whose value can be set incorrectly as a result of software bugs
For those Member States whose value added in Sections B, C, D
Currently Yilport, whose value is estimated in approximately two billions of dollars, manages four container terminal in Turkey,
The exits in 2013/14 whose values were never revealed.
Blocks can also use constant attributes, attributes whose values do not change.
GR confirmed experimentally predictions whose values were already known.
People whose values we may disagree with.
Non-SI units whose values in SI units must be obtained experimentally.
is obtained by adding offset to the position specified by whence, whose values are defined as follows.
There is certainly a classical theology, whose values, having a perennial
Reference standard The standard whose values are modified according to the values existing in the reference asset.
Enforces the correction of payment entitlements whose values have not been calculated in accordance with the applicable rules
which is based on genocide and whose values constantly give way to the law of the jungle that has been christened'liberalism',
so they are pure dimensionless numbers whose values a future theory of physics could conceivably hope to predict.
For more than 40 years, transatlantic ties were firmly underpinned by a security relationship whose values and importance to both Western Europe and the United States were clearly understood and supported by the