Sentence examples for directions whose from inspiring English sources

Eventually, Paz, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1990, provided Weinberger with a formal introduction to New Directions, whose founder, James Laughlin, was the first person to publish Paz in translation.

With time passing internal stresses in three directions, whose average values were −0.061, 0.043 and 0.517 MPa respectively, fluctuated first and then tended to stability slowly.

This study is motivated by an industrial need to better understand the vortex-induced vibration (VIV) of a curved structure subject to current flows with varying directions whose data for model calibration and validation are lacking.

In this paper we survey the current approaches to solving this problem, in particular we analyse several new research directions whose solutions are based on the complex uniprocessor architecture.

For a highway with three lanes in both directions whose width is w = 75 m and length d = 1 km, the directly taken land is A = 7.5 ha (the average gross area of the taken land is about 9.3 ha, i.e., three times greater than that of the HSR line).

Why did One Direction, whose charm is at its brightest when they're goofing around onstage to smartly apportioned pop songs, choose to sing the mournful Night Changes while standing stock-still?

The report says the fourth tier of earnings - exploitation of image or a brand - is an increasingly important element which applies to talent show creations like One Direction, whose ability to attract commercial sponsorship and star in their own feature film has increased their value.

That makes One Direction, whose fanbase are particularly ardent, the likely winners.

In the formulators, θ represents a vector direction whose value ranges from 0 to 2 π.

The mobile sink moves in the direction whose DN is 7 after moving back to the IG.

In one moving cycle, the mobile sink starts from IG and moves toward the direction whose DN is 5.