Examples of using Whose value in English and their translations into Norwegian
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However, it is possible for unregistered exporters to issue declarations of origin for consignments of originating products whose value does not exceed EUR 6,000.
In the section, the tag must have exactly 1 attribute called'name', whose value is a fully-qualified assembly name.
the 1xbet will give you a bonus, whose value depends on the amount of the bet that made(you can gain from US$ 100 a US$ 500).
But objects whose value below the specified amount should be written off immediately as materials- that is,
we introduce another variable anf where we store the actual number of frames we use and whose value we compute in the move()
currency market is digital, these assets are much more exposed to speculation and inflation, unlike precious metals, whose value is derived from real-world availability.
Such an arrangement does not measure with precision of resistance whose value exceeds a few kΩ as the current in the voltmeter is then more negligible(the internal resistance of the voltmeter being commonly equal to 10 MΩ).
One common such use is a property whose value contains an issue tracker ID with which the revision is associated,
iii its own shares whose value is determined to exceed substantially the value of the cash
in equipment whose value does not justify complete reballing.
One or more fields(columns) whose values uniquely identify each record in a table.
For properties in desktop databases whose values are either Yes
For properties in Access web apps whose values are either Yes
A foreign key is a column whose values match the values in the primary key column of another table.
Otherwise, try to find a product whose values in the Dimensions and Number across columns match your labels.
one of the most influential theories of ellipsis is that ellipses are represented by free variables whose values are then determined using Higher-Order Unification HOU.
Scalar fields(such as temperature) whose values are given by a single variable at each point of space.
it strives to improve the knowledge of this world artistic heritage whose values are recognized by UNESCO(International Jazz Day, April 30).
Muhammad(pbuh) never felt fully content to be part of a society whose values he considered to be devoid of true religious significance.
scalar fields(such as temperature) whose values are given by a single variable at each point of space.