Sentence examples for and which introduces from inspiring English sources

The beach-movie genre began in 1959, when Columbia Pictures released "Gidget," in which Sandra Dee learns about surf and love from James Darren, and which introduces the signal elements: teen-agers, sand, cars, and adolescent erotic impulses — a formula that endured through two Gidget sequels and, during the course of the nineteen-sixties, more than a hundred other assorted beach movies.

Psychoanalyst Michael A. Brog has called its front cover a "disarming image, which suggests both splitting and obliteration of identity" and which introduces the listener to the album's recurring theme of "identity disturbance"; he states, "The image is in bleak contrast to the title with the obscured images of the band members unable to 'remain in light'".

Counting absolute quantities of mRNA allows us to overcome the need for a reference gene or calibration standard, which is a restriction at odds with the stochastic nature of gene expression at the single-cell level and which introduces technical variability.

I've written favorably about Wyndham, which markets heavily to female business travelers and which introduced an innovative customer-preference loyalty program called ByRequest whose enrollment has more than tripled to about a million since last June.

She is a member of the board of the Independence Institute, a Colorado-based organization that describes itself as a champion of the free market and which introduced her in 1996 as a "hero of devolution".

We confess that we also want to discard part of the characters, namely those which bear with less probability traces of phylogeny and which introduce noise in the data set (difference between Figs 15 and 16).

The book ends with a thought-provoking epilogue from Professors Zumla, Grange, and Schaaf, which introduces personal perspectives and optimistic caution.

Unlike with clinical or more administrative settings for data collection, verbal autopsies require significant involvement of families and communities, which introduces important social and cultural considerations.

Unlike with clinical or more administrative settings for data collection, verbal autopsies require significant involvement of families and communities, which introduces important social and cultural considerations (21, 22).

Self-reported sun exposures are difficult to obtain and unreliable, which introduces large uncertainties in evaluations and predictions.

But where Troilus and Cressida was a triumph, this Romeo and Juliet, which introduces another new company, is a muddled, mediocre affair characterised by poor verse-speaking.