Sentence examples for cell of which from inspiring English sources

He will do anything to impress the commanders of the cell of which he is now a bona-fide member.

Behind the mirrors is a memory chip, each cell of which corresponds to one mirror.

Jabir al-Fayfi, who surrendered to Saudi authorities on 16 October, told officials about the plan by al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (Aqap), the Yemen-based terror cell of which he was a member.

By transverse divisions, the basal cell forms a filament, the suspensor, of up to ten cells, the end cell of which swells to form an absorbing organ.

This involves modelling the atmosphere as a three-dimensional grid, each cell of which is a few kilometres on each side, and combining physical data on initial conditions such as pressure, temperature and humidity, collected from sensors and satellites, with equations that simulate the behaviour of the atmosphere.

In all diagrams, a set of nine squares represents an individual multicellular organism and each square represents a type of cell of which the organisms are constructed.

The roundworm is a little tube of a creature with a body of 959 cells, of which 302 are neurons in what passes for its brain.

Each jab delivered around 200,000 photoreceptor cells, of which 20,000 to 30,000 attached to the animals' retinas and made working neural connections.

Hermaphrodite individuals (which is most of them) have exactly 959 cells, of which 302 are neurons.

The words, in strings of about 300, constitute some 50,000 instructions, a k a genes, and the body's cells, of which the brain has about 1,000 different varieties, each use a special subset of the instructions.

He picked this animal because its body has a mere 959 cells, of which 302 are nerve cells.