Sentence examples for classification of which from inspiring English sources

A complete graph-theoretical classification of which structures of reference admit paradox is still to be found.

There is an extensive study and classification of which mathematical problems are computable and which are not.

A systematic classification of which parts of an automated plant should be simulated at what respective level of detail is, however, not available at present time.

Through further discussions, we resolved disagreements, which were primarily on culture-specific idiomatic elements, the classification of which requires invocation of culturally defined aspects of certain frames5.

A gap now existed in the roster for locomotives with 8P power classification, of which the demand was high for the efficient operation of heavy expresses on the West Coast Main Line between London Euston and Scotland.

16 From the 40 samples, 19 (47%) had not been classified based on the FAB AML classification, of which eight patients had recurrent AML (8/19; 42%).

Sex plays its obvious part – McGill had three classifications, of which "strong" was by far the bestseller – but it was twists on such phrases as "I saw your predicament" (response from tumbled-over girl: "Well if you were a gentleman, you wouldn't mention it") that really had punters chortling.

Using a point on a map to represent solid waste facilities could lead to mis-classification of which block groups contain facilities.

Cellular Processes and Signalling (31.16%) was found to be the major category from the KOG classifications, of which Signal transduction mechanisms were found to be prominent (11.07% of the total KOG classifications) followed by Post translational modification, protein turnover, chaperones (9.87%) and Intracellular trafficking, secretion and vesicular transport (4.98%).

B-cell differentiation stages can be identified by FCM using various classification schemes, of which the CD27-IgD (17) and the Bm1 Bm5 classification (18) are most commonly used.

He moved to New Zealand after a biological classification system of which he was an avid proponent fell out of favour.