The phrase "am which is" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not form a coherent or grammatically correct structure in standard English usage.
Example: "I am which is necessary for the project" is incorrect.
Alternatives: "I am that" or "I am what".
And now I don't look like what I am". Which is differently driven, perhaps.
"The horn is what makes me who I am!" "Which is unwelcome," said the rabbit.
There just aren't a lot of eligible single people where I am, which is mostly on my couch.
He's a foot taller than I am, which is a problem with dancing, and his feet are enormous.
I think people are where I am, which is, yeah, a Eurosceptic position – but not a Euro exit position".
Hey, it's night where I am, which is sort of the point of this video — it's "pack up the suitcase, la la la" time.
Choong-am, which is the product of a merger between four top Go academies, is currently the biggest of a handful of _dojang_s in South Korea.
Choong-am, which is the product of a merger between four top Go academies, is currently the biggest of a handful of _dojang_s in South Korea.
Strangely, the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, which is the tour's endurance event, suits the speedy Johnson, who put himself in contention for a third title here after playing the first 36 holes in nine under par.
Unlike Fluo 4-AM, which is added to cultures and must be taken up by the cells, G-CaMP was produced by essentially all cells of the explants, and its signal was clearer.
Cells that had invaded were quantified using Calcein-AM, which is internalised and cleaved to generate fluorescent free Calcein.
