Sentence examples for apparatus whose from inspiring English sources

First, we build a networking apparatus whose parameters are adjustable according to the LogGP model.

It relied on a media apparatus whose enthusiasm would prove fleeting.

That mix is shared by Sean Derry's pumping apparatus, whose breath-like action gives it a touchingly human vulnerability.

In fact, Trilling labored under a ponderous theoretical apparatus, whose elements he took from Hegel, Nietzsche, and Freud.

Behind the facade lies an unprecedented increase in corruption, a population largely mired in poverty, and a bureaucracy and domestic intelligence apparatus whose power is unchecked.

Pay special attention to the delightful London collective Old Apparatus, whose fantastic collection "Compendium" was largely ignored this year for reasons I cannot fathom.

Undoubtedly, these are effective apparatuses, whose limitations are availability and operating costs.

The 'seduction hypothesis' is an attempt to explain the aetiology of hysteria (the origins of neurosis) by the traumatic force of a premature sexual experience occurring in early childhood, an external event that impinges upon the psychical apparatus but whose memory is repressed, cut off from consciousness.

Mubarak as a general also belongs to the military apparatus without whose consensus no one is allowed to rule in Egypt, and as a mix of Pharaoh-Caliph-General, he's able to reign, undisputed for more than a quarter of century, while making a serious attempt to keep the succession inside his family.

In order to create a hemodynamic environment that can simulate the physiological condition of arteries, an in vitro experiment apparatus was designed whose key modules were compliance chamber and after-load.

It was a total architecture of monitoring – divided for legal and clerical convenience into discrete code-worded programs, but functionally operating as an integrated apparatus of surveillance whose true capabilities are more than the sum of its subsystems, and which may be flexible enough to simply route around the disruption of any individual data source.