Sentence examples for and which explained from inspiring English sources
In effect, he was denying the then-dominant scholastic Aristotelian ontology, which explained all natural bodies as comprised of a "prime matter" informed by a "substantial form," and which explained qualities such as hot and cold as really inhering in bodies in a way that is "similar" to the qualities of hot and cold as we experience them tactually.
All other analyses, which comprised phylogenetically corrected inference and tests of evolutionary rates requiring individual variables, used scores along the first PC axis of each phylogenetic PCA and which explained the vast majority of variance in either form or shape.
The CAP program determined the optimum amount (m) of principal coordinates for the canonical analysis to be 3, which achieved maximum proportion of correct allocations (75%) and which explained 65.8% of the variability.
The study tests economic variables that capture both local and global factors and which explain most of the changes in RevPAR in each city.
Then followed the tragic reversal of fortune that makes the finale to Bullough's book, and which explains Dudko's near-disappearance from recent history.
It shows how modern computer graphics can be used to look back on the 1971 and 1981 censuses, and the polarization of the UK which was underway in the 1980s and which explains so much of life in Britain today.
The problem that then arises – and which explains the longevity of the discredited ideology that caused the last crash – is that there is no alternative policy, accepted by mainstream political parties, with which to replace it.
Social interdependence is the interdependence that is actually experienced by teams, and which explains the way they behave.
Yet, this is the largest systematic review that has addressed this hot topic and which explains the current trends in treating slipped capital femoral epiphysis.
They might, for example, want an analysis that helps explain why some things rather than others are good, and which explains the connection between the properties that make something good, and its goodness.
