Sentence examples for domains of which from inspiring English sources

We intend to halve the number of top-level domains, of which there are about 400, by 2012.

The GNH index is a number crunched from happiness survey statistics across nine "domains", of which only one is living standards.

The problem with this argument is that there's long been evidence that much of what we take for expertise in complex and unpredictable domains – of which morality is surely one – is bogus.

We chose this approach because we wanted to create domains of which the scores are more easily interpretable by healthcare professionals.

It is folded into four domains of which the first two bind the iron sulfur centers and the last two are involved in Mo-co binding.

Even with eight-number dot-com domains, of which there are one hundred million, it's getting hard to find any of the popular patterns that don't include a zero or four.

The extracellular region of PECAM-1 contains six immunoglobulin homology domains, two of which (domains 1 and 2) mediate PECAM-1 homophilic interactions.

In contrast, continuous uplift was observed during the inter-seismic quiescent periods, the domain of which seems to have changed after the strong earthquake in 2014.

The Euler equations are solved for a physical domain of which some unknown boundaries are iteratively modified via BSA until a prescribed pressure distribution is reached.

Given the huge array of controversies enveloping the Trump Administration, it is not surprising that while the press has covered the assault on the public domain, of which eviscerating National Monuments is only a small part, it has not paused to consider what this tells us about the Trump Administration.

The results indicate that the CORE-OM both measures general (g) psychological distress and sub-domains, of which risk of harm separates most clearly from the g factor.