Sentence examples for borders of which from inspiring English sources

It is a plane, the borders of which are shown by the three red lines connecting the extreme strategies.

He also announced the establishment of an independent Palestinian state (without defined borders), of which he was nominated president.

Eretz-Israel is a Biblical term meaning the "Land of Israel," the borders of which are variedly defined in Scripture.

The area covered is roughly half an acre of borders, of which two-thirds is occupied by plants.

Separately the UN was seeking $5.6bn for refugees on the Syrian borders, of which $1.2bn has already been committed in earlier conferences.

(Cotter) Les Rogers: 'Summer Swells' (through Sept. 2) The stylistic promiscuity and subtle self-mockery characteristic of this painter become more substantial when deployed on small wood panels, the outer borders of which have been stained to resemble frames.

[5] An arrangement well known to the inhabitants of northern Delaware, the border of which is called the Twelve-Mile Circle, for its radius around the New Castle courthouse.

The Princess Louise, who, with her young husband, challenged almost as much attention as Her Majesty, wore a white corded silk dress trimmed with ermine, and a white bonnet, in the border of which was a spray of orange blossom.

This is doubly the case for Baarle, as Spain finally recognized the Netherlands at Westphalia, after 80 years of war — recognizing the border of which Baarle forms a part.

During the 15th century Wolof was a powerful empire, on the border of which lay the tributary state of Sine-Solum, ruled by the Serer, a kindred people to the Wolof.

Figure 3 shows a large AFM scan illustrating the topography and electrical image properties of the sample structure based on an ITO pad (bottom of the image) from the border of which in-plane nanowires are distinguishable.