Sentence examples for article whereby from inspiring English sources

This is the focus of our article, whereby we explore current conditions and future prospects of employment-related migration pressure in four countries in the Mediterranean region with a tradition of emigration to Europe Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkeyy.

This sounds similar to a dimming issue Sony introduced to its OLED TVs via a firmware update, as reported in this separate article, whereby the picture starts to dim down quite noticeably if a bright, static object is detected on the screen.

The ECB shall clearly define the framework and conditions under which the ECB and the national competent authorities shall carry out their supervisory activities under this article, whereby the national competent authorities of all participating Member States shall be treated on an equal footing.

This led to the passing of the Act of Six Articles, whereby six major questions were all answered by asserting the religious orthodoxy, thus restraining the reform movement in England.

There is one exception to this rule, which is the merger situation to be discussed in the context of Article 6, whereby series organization A merges with series organization B, and all the protected series of A become those of B. In that circumstance, when A dies, its (now former) protected series do not also die but continue to live a life of continued bliss and happiness under B.

This racist behavior of civil servants is justified by the Dominican authorities as a consequence of a 2004 amendment to the Constitution, whereby Article 11 expanded its scope to define all 'non-residents' as 'in transit'.

Articles were filtered using a positive exclusion method, whereby articles with insufficient information to warrant their exclusion remained in the review [ 13].

Given the dynamics whereby articles are sometimes the fiefdom of whomever is most obsessive about the subject, the idea of community acceptability can fail particularly badly.

As we assume that there is no temporal bias in publication, whereby treatment articles are published earlier (or later) than control articles, we believe that our methods form an unbiased estimate of treatment effect.

This collective intelligence compels a "survival of the fittest" environment, whereby unsustainable articles should be revised.

Since transmission electron microscopy reveals that several dislocations typically interact with a single dispersoid, the modified threshold stress model presented in the theoretical companion article [1] is applicable, whereby the stress of dislocation pile-ups upon the threshold-controlling dislocation is taken into account.