Sentence examples for environments whose from inspiring English sources

And, of course, it's vandalism — in the vein of urban graffiti — invading environments whose inhabitants, for all any artist knows, might value them just as they are.

They also pay tribute to Kurt Schwitters's "Merzbau" environments, whose materials came from the street and whose nonsense name was excerpted from a 1919 bank advertisement.

There was also the phenomenon of designer bars, clubs and other stylish environments whose chief draw was the drama of the space itself.

In humid or glacial environments whose geomorphic agencies can exploit lithologic variations, the rocks are etched into mountainous relief like that of the Alps or the southern Andes.

Yellow fever was particularly virulent, but other diseases such as measles, mumps, and smallpox took their toll too, especially on troops from rural environments whose immunities were less developed than those of their urban compatriots.

Simulation data are collected from three environments whose details depicted in Fig. 3 and Table 1.

Perhaps they're simply too busy working in an environment whose pace rarely provides the luxury of measuring offense.

It was also defined by committees, such as the design review committee of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment, whose membership included other "world-class architects".

Augmented reality refers to a view of the real-world environment whose elements are overlaid (or augmented) with computer-generated images and sound.

He appealed to the secretary of state for the environment, whose inspector admirably declared that planning laws should make room for the "dynamic, the unexpected, the downright quirky".

In this environment, whose slow development matches her own, Anne gains a self-assurance skilfully reflected by the growing confidence of Ms Beatty's prose.