Sentence examples for acquired in which from inspiring English sources

A diminutive, dapper man, with a penchant for sideburns, Tony had a verbal tic, probably natural, possibly acquired, in which he would urge listeners to agree with him by concluding his opinions with ever louder cries of "eh?... eh?... eh?" He was, quite simply, a funny guy and bore a (very slight) resemblance to the music hall comedian Max Wall, who was known for his zany walk.

A general expression of nonlinear adaptive decentralized excitation control strategy for multimachine systems is acquired, in which all of the feedback variables are local measurements.

Now, consider this scenario in the context of a commercial tenancy: The owner of the property has two immediately adjacent properties, one where the subject commercial tenancy is located and the other an open lot recently acquired in which the owner intends to erect a new building.

Hemolytic anemia contains a group of heterogeneous diseases both congenital and acquired in which the diagnosis may be challenging.

A proton NMR spectrum was acquired in which spectral signals from macromolecules and lipoprotein lipids were suppressed to enhance the detection of AAs.

It can also be manifested by specific disease states, either inherited or acquired, in which lipodystrophy results in metabolic disturbances that lead to abnormalities in adipose tissue.

It was more successful with French electricals retailer BUT, acquired in 2008, which has since grown market share.

HealthSouth has also acquired companies in which its own board members had invested.

So Hell had acquired anterooms, in which virtuous pagans from the ancient world walked together in pleasant meadows rather like the Elysian Fields.

Disseminated intravascular coagulation is an acquired disorder in which platelets and blood-clotting components are consumed until a severe deficiency exists, resulting in a bleeding disorder.

Chemical sensitivity in humans may be an acquired disorder in which individuals become increasingly sensitive to chemicals in the environment.