Sentence examples for arrangements in which a from inspiring English sources

Among Eskimo in northern Alaska, there was a tradition of creating co-spousal arrangements in which a quartet swapped husbands and wives.

The secondary turbo is smaller and has a fixed geometry, so the whole system is the reverse of most other sequential-turbo arrangements in which a small turbo is joined by a larger one as demands on the engine increase.

More and more, major airline strategies are predicated on revenue and market growth from code-sharing arrangements, in which a passenger who books a ticket on one airline will sometimes find at least one leg of the flight flown by another airline.

It had fast songs and ballads, paced so as not to let attention flag; Mr. Wolf played hornlike single-note lines, striking the metal keys hard, and doubled his theme lines with his alto saxophonist, Tim Green; he used arrangements in which a solo was a solo, with a clear place to start and a clear place to end.

Hale (2004) argues that ethno-federal arrangements in which a specific region is dominant are destabilizing.

Astronomers examined the light from nearly 14,000 eclipsing binary stars, fortuitous arrangements in which a stellar pair's orbit is edge-on from our point of view.

Primarily, they use short sales, an arrangement in which a stock borrowed from a broker is sold with the understanding that it will be repurchased later.

The traditional arrangement in which a man goes to work while his wife keeps house has fallen from 53% of married couples in 1972 to 21% in 1998.

The latest policy in this arena is a relaxation of the rules governing shared ownership, an arrangement in which a buyer takes a stake in their home and rents the remaining proportion, usually from a social landlord.

More likely, they say, would be a long-term lease arrangement in which a private company takes over a lottery in exchange for an upfront payment to a state and a continuing share of profits.

Phenol, urea, melamine, and formaldehyde have the following molecular structures: Aldehydes are chemical compounds containing a carbonyl group (C=O), a highly reactive arrangement in which a carbon atom and an oxygen atom are joined by a double bond.