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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a covering which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object or material that serves as a protective layer or shield for something else.
Example: "The tent provided a covering which protected us from the rain during our camping trip."
Alternatives: "a layer that" or "a shield that".
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A key concept used in the proof is the concept of genus stabilization of a covering, which we now briefly explain.
The shoemaker did his best to supply a covering which fitted the foot, but his efforts ended there.
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Women must wear their hair in a braid or bun, which is then covered by a prayer covering which is a symbol of their subjection to God.[5].
Unpublished observations by Poulsen and coworkers and by our group have shown that major workers emerge without any visible bacterial growth on their cuticle but within a few days acquire an extensive covering, which reaches a peak 10-25 10-25 eclosion.
The tendon is enveloped in a synovial covering which is an outpouching of the synovial membrane of the joint into the bicipital groove.
You can cut the neck off of additional balloons and pull/stretch them over the initial balloons for a thicker covering which may last a little longer.
The stems are coated with a gray covering, which with cold weather is splitting apart to disclose an underlying maroon layer.
The micro-USB port along the top has a plastic covering which will no doubt break off at some point.
Let be an -fold covering (which certainly exists; e.g., for each considered as a pair, we can define ).
Similarly, if { ω ( x 0 ) : ω ∈ Ω ( X ˜ ) } = { 0, 1, 1 2, 1 3, 1 4, … }, then A 0 has a pairwise disjoint open covering, which is a contradiction.
The purpose of the Transitive heuristic is to transform a structure of covering, which is not transitive, into a transitive solution.
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