Sentence examples for acquisition of which from inspiring English sources

This persistent fascination with Greenberg, who died in 1994, extends to his art collection, the acquisition of which was announced last month by the Portland Art Museum in Oregon.

We already see this with the protests over the CNOOC tender for Unocal, the acquisition of which is, at best, peripheral to U.S. interests.

If this is so, it cannot be the case, on pain of circularity, that undergoing a particular perceptual experience depends on possessing the very concepts the acquisition of which the experience explain.

The most familiar example here is language, the acquisition of which occurs in all normal individuals in all cultures on more or less the same schedule: single words at 12 months, telegraphic speech at 18 months, complex grammar at 24 months, and so on (Stromswold, 1999).

Therefore, they need a certain set of palliative care competences, the acquisition of which should be initiated as part of the undergraduate curriculum.

Three (micro)saccades occurred during acquisition of which two were detected by the TSLO (marked with asterisks in the eye position graphs).

Of course, growth also depends on the stock market's continued enthusiasm for Cisco, he noted; the company now uses its explosive stock value to provide "Cisco dollars" to fuel its acquisitions, of which there have been dozens.

Much of Tyco's revenue growth is from acquisitions, of which the company made three significant purchases in the past 12 months.

The acquisition, terms of which were not disclosed, makes a lot of sense.

The functional scanning sessions contained 123 acquisition volumes, of which the first four were discarded for signal stabilization.

That is the theory behind DoubleClick's recent acquisition of Abacus Direct, which runs a consortium through which catalog companies share information about the purchasing habits of their customers.