Sentence examples for as possible whose from inspiring English sources

A basis is a set of vectors, as few as possible, whose combinations produce all vectors in the space.

She uses colloquial speech and as many voices as possible, whose tone is alive and inquiring, and always provocative.

Modifications are made so that as many necessary model parameters as possible, whose values have been obtained from experimental measurement of creep properties, are determined from CALPHAD (CALculation of PHAse Diagrams) thermodynamic calculations.

While recruiting, it is important to try to involve as many people as possible whose motivation comes from their values.

Due to the low confirmation rate among possible cases, we only retained the single patient initially classified as possible, whose diagnosis was confirmed by the PCP.

"They told us to go back and recover as much physical evidence as possible". Coleman, whose remarks varied slightly from the prepared text he held, said he had been unable to sleep since the incident.

They're fabric, moreover, that was stitched together by a subcontracted laborer in the developing world who probably was paid as little as possible and whose income represents but a small fraction of what Nike will charge for each pair — or what endorsers such as Kaepernick will reap for touting them.

"I have really, really enjoyed my football in England and I want to continue that as much as possible". Pablo Zabaleta, whose fine season makes him the outstanding candidate for City's player of the season, joined before any of the seven who might leave and he is conscious of their contribution to City's success since Mancini became the manager in December 2009.

I was about to say, as gently as possible, "Scott, whose fault is that?"—when he mentioned the pimples, something I could hardly blame him for.

I was about to say, as gently as possible, "Scott, whose fault is that?" – when he mentioned the pimples, something I could hardly blame him for.

In this context, Cdx proteins are considered as possible morphogens whose gradient is responsible for a proper distribution of target gene transcription along the A-P axis of the embryo; this role is probably conserved for the sea star ortholog PmCdx.