Sentence examples for criterion whose from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, there's another small hive of enthusiasts out there, at Criterion, whose collection is a crucial cinematic pantheon and who have given "Heaven's Gate" a proud release.

The need for optimization occurs most commonly in processes in which there is an economic performance criterion whose optimization is desirable.

A class of widely used plastic-damage models for concrete employ the Lubliner yield criterion, whose properties in triaxial stress states have not received due attention.

Vivienne read Eliot's drafts; she contributed, under pseudonyms, satirical poems, stories, and reviews to the journal he edited, The Criterion, whose name she had supplied; and she believed in his genius.

Twenty-three of his short films have been gathered into a three-disc set by Criterion, whose title, "Science Is Fiction," is a neat summation of Painlevé's aesthetic, which aimed for the fantastic by means of the purely factual.

We then introduce the proposed BM-PTEQ criterion whose derivation for solution is shown to inherit from the methodology of the existing bit rate maximising time-domain equalisation (BM-TEQ).

"And almost all of them will claim to have been applying some sex-neutral, performance-based criteria — whose nature and effects will differ from store to store".

Only those criteria whose values in different alternatives differ significantly can play important roles in decision-making processes.

Recently, we encountered a woman with MS, as diagnosed according to the 2010 revisions of the McDonald criteria, whose initial presentation was worsening migraine [6].

The cognitive criteria whose various definitions are one by one examined are perception (pratyakṣa), inference (anumāna), presumption (arthāpatti), reasoning based on analogy (upamāna), negative proof based on absence (abhāva), equivalence (sambhāva), tradition (aitihya), and verbal or scriptural testimony (śabda, āgama).

Characteristic sites and their characteristic variants (mutations) were selected based on four empirical criteria, whose rationale is detailed in [11], and summarized as follows: At a characteristic site, MI≥0.4 (found to be the MI threshold below which avian and human sequences converge to the same consensus amino acids).