Sentence examples for belts of which from inspiring English sources

Mangrove belts, of which there are more than 30 varieties, occur where silt is deposited in coastal areas.

Transmission electron microscopy analysis has demonstrated that the friction film was characterized by a laminar structure, the belts of which were revealed to consist of highly oriented graphene sheets.

With his belted white flannel Dominican robe, the hood of which falls back on his shoulders and at the belt of which hang his beads, he wears a beret, heavy shoes, and what look like substantial blue golf stockings.

In northwestern Scotland there also is a north south-trending belt of Proterozoic reddish brownorth south-trendingglomerates that is abelt 1 billiof years old; those sediments may be the erosional Proterozoic molasse of a 1.2-billion-yeareddishrogenic brown of which there are a few relictsandstoneshe Canddonian belt of Sconglomerates

It sells sweaters, vests, wind shirts, caps, jewelry, umbrellas, ball markers, balls, bags, belts — all of which bear the U.S. Open-Oakmont logo.

This spheroid is divided into 7 azimuthal belts, each of which is assumed to contain a radial-magnetic-dipole distribution of constant density.

Stage two involves climbing a five-story structure of conveyor belts, each of which transports cement pans.

The members even have a few high profile remixes under their belts, one of which was for a Knight by the name of Paul McCartney.

The new ensemble wanted to explore nontraditional vocal techniques and was focusing on Tuvan throat singing, yodeling and belting, all of which found their way into "Partita".

Along with the usual serving of boutique homes in the banker belt, none of which are particularly inspiring, there is a sprinkling of good housing projects.

There are only two well-known cases of anthropogenic contamination of the environment in the northern Appalachian Mountain belt, both of which are industrial sites with surface contamination at that infiltrated the local groundwater.