Sentence examples for drawing for which from inspiring English sources

A contemporary consent form is positioned next to an intricate 19th-century anatomical drawing, for which the "sitter" did not give his permission.

But your contribution might earn one of the door prizes during a drawing for which "you cannot be present to win".

Rauschenberg's "Automobile Tire Piece," made with Cage — a twenty-two-foot-long ink print of a tire track — was created in 1953, the same year as his "Erased de Kooning Drawing," for which he erased a drawing that de Kooning had given him.

Conclusions can be drawn for which cases it is worth to invest time in semiautomatic meshing.

The eight random prize draws will be performed in the order indicated at www.observer.co.uk/ofm-readers-competition and the selected winner of each draw will be excluded from any/all remaining prize draws for which they have entered.

Then αre is presented in Fig. 7 as the function of the flow rate variation factor λq; but only that section of the curves is drawn, for which the value of Xre meets the requirement to F/M ratio as given by the restriction Eq. (28).

Where is the line drawn for which illnesses are bad enough to warrant killing yourself?

The two-sided p value then equals the fraction of draws for which | r| ≥ | robs|.

The two-sided p value then equals the fraction of draws for which | t| ≥ | tobs| with tobs being the observed t statistic.

Simulation approximations to the integration required to compute the posterior probabilities, Pr[ INHB BR > 0], are obtained by computing the percentage of simulation draws for which INHB BR exceeds 0. Similar simulation approximations to integration can be used to compute posterior probabilities of falling into chosen regions of interest in the benefit-risk plane.

Burton gave Despretz a concept drawing for Brainiac, which Despretz claims was "a cone with a round ball on top, and something that looked like an emaciated skull inside.