Sentence examples for combination for which from inspiring English sources
Like two previous pieces, this work translates the photo-text combination for which Mr. Burgin is best known into a video that explores a specific architectural site, while a voiceover travels elsewhere.
Fundamental to his methods was his discovery that a specific combination of two or more nonstationary time series could be stationary, a combination for which he invented the term cointegration.
Following Dalton's rule of "greatest simplicity," namely, that AB is the most likely combination for which he found a meretricious justification in the geometry of close-packed spheres, he assigned methane a combination of one carbon and two hydrogen atoms and ethylene a combination of one carbon and one hydrogen atom.
Still, as I studied the 11-foot ceilings and relatively modest bathrooms and kitchen finishings (by megaluxury standards) of a two-bedroom apartment that would be part of the combination (for which there is still no proposed floor plan), I struggled to see $8,500 a square foot in value.
Grey colour shows combination for which the average metal concentration in a plant tissue increases after the herbicide administration.
with (p=1,3,ldots,bar {P}), and s k is each combination for which ∥s k ∥1=p, similar to the sum limits shown in (16).
By combining the far-field radiation patterns of these two dipoles, we determine transmitter receiver combinations for which maximum sensitivity is expected.
Negative values thus denote SNP-motif combinations for which a risk allele is predicted to decrease affinity between a TF/uDBP and its recognition motif, whereas positive values denote combinations for which a risk allele is predicted to increase affinity.
Subsequently, the percentage of compound-target combinations for which the experimental bioactivity value lied within the bounds of each interval was calculated.
The use of ANN permitted to obtain the optimal parameter combinations for which porosity is lowered in the considered parameter ranges.
The stresses around the crack are largely insensitive to the external magnetic field and crack speed except at critical combinations for which the stresses are singular.
