Sentence examples for and which address from inspiring English sources

Regarding this issue, [38] evokes three principal challenges which are related to dimensions of Big Data and which address volume, velocity and variety.

We look for companies that have disciplined and innovative management and which address large potential markets, using technologies that are new or clearly differentiated from any incumbents to generate identifiable revenue streams that can be scaled.

By listening to the many academic paper presentations at TRAC2014, it was clear that they have something important to say and which address our needs as human beings today.

Further studies have to be performed which validate our simulation results in a clinical setup and which address the clinical consequences of this vignetting effect more in detail.

"To help these children reach their full potential, we urgently need to invest in national social protection programmes that fight poverty and stigma, and which address the special needs of HIV-affected families".

However, some discordant voices emerged, especially from the youngest policy makers, emphasizing the need for strengthening young people's participation, challenging discriminatory attitudes and actions towards adolescents, and developing policies and programs relevant to the needs of adolescents in Orellana and which address gender-power relations.

This effort proposes a new factor of safety called the factor of frugality that could be used in ecodesign and which addresses both rigors of the classical design process and quantification of savings in materials going into a product.

His contribution to the new book includes the excellent essay "If It Walks Like a Duck" and which addresses the criticism that Nerdrum has received over the years.

The meeting is a continuation of a synod that began in fall of 2014 and which addressed contentious issues, such as allowing communion for divorced Catholics and extending a welcome to people in the LGBT community.

There is a need for a national policy on screening for NCDs which is integrated at the primary level of care and which addresses all elements of the health system.

The transitivity systems, as proposed by Halliday (2004), include the systems of process types and agency, which address complementary transitivity and ergativity models of experience.