Examples of using Which define in English and their translations into Norwegian
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VSD file can now explcitly indicate which defined Diesel notch is the Idle notch.
A Norwegian Act was passed in 1930 which defined Bouvetøya as a Norwegian dependency.
In general, no schema exists which defines a water product standard for all HD units;
SPF is a string, which defines the list of IP addresses that can send mail on behalf of your domain.
Highlights Locke's Goal Setting Theory, which defines the goal as what a person strives to achieve.
The DVB is a consortium which defines standards of coding
We now have a new method called createContext, which defines a new context
It may end after the conclusion of the agreement, which defines new employee rights,
Fantastic apartment which features a decoration with a brick veneer wall which defining the layout of the apartment
A new renovation of the square would come in the year 2000, which defines the square in its actuality.
it issues a use license, which defines the level of access that you have to a file.
was popularized by the Agile Manifesto, which defines those values and principles.
Strategy maps have their roots in the Balanced Scorecard framework, which defines organizational performance by using four perspectives.
Wear resistance and abrasion resistance is the most important technical characteristics of the tile, which defines its scope of application.
At SkatePro we typically specify the bearings according to the ABEC scale which defines the precision of the bearing.
In 2003, July 1, entered into force FZ, which defines the basis of technical regulation.
The EPA issued this consent order as per the Toxic Control Substances Act, which defines carbon nanotubes of every company as a new chemical material.
a popular work on botany, which defined the sex of plants.
Each project has a key, which defines the central note to which the other notes….
Each project has a time signature, which defines how musical time is divided into measures and beats.