Examples of using Whose idea in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This method involves a multi-scale problem, whose idea is to look for a solution that is scales invariant,
the birth of new parties of Leninist type whose idea and basic structure will always remain as an integral part of the general-line of the Comintern ML.
Athenaeus and Pliny, whose idea give us a small wild roses hitherto scatter their fragrance on low slopes.
To our friends in the West, whose idea of war is a remote dusty location thousands of miles from the comfort zone of your shopping malls,
simultaneously statistical methods have allowed the development of increasingly structured models for the description of complex random phenomena, whose idea is to describe realistically,
when the well-being of Andy's toys is threatened by a nasty next-door neighbor kid named Sid- whose idea of fun is feeding stuffed dolls to his snarling dog
Yeah, whose ideas are worth listening to.
You don't have anybody whose ideas agree with your ideas?”?
Such are the philosophers whose ideas have traversed the centuries.
A man whose ideas were sometimes so dumb they were brilliant.
The main authors whose ideas permeate the work are:
Bilden was a friend of Gilberto Freyre, in whose ideas the author from Pernambuco found inspiration to write"The Masters and the Slaves" Casa grande& senzala.
are founders whose ideas are copies of other businesses
A Spirit comes preferably to a person whose ideas sympathize with those he had in life.
Buckminster Fuller is a great example of an architect… whose ideas were very similar to those of a utopian future.
who is the individual whose ideas might lead to dangerous crimes in the future.
not simply as a theoretician whose ideas they were applying or borrowing.
a fool whose ideas will never come true.