Sentence examples for equally of which from inspiring English sources

Hermès scarves, equally, of which two collections are released each year, are sewn and printed entirely by hand, each one woven from thread produced by no less than 250 mulberry moth cocoons.

This can be understood intuitively – in simultaneous infections the innate immune response clears both strains equally, irrespective of which strain elicits it most potently.

It also weighs omission and commission errors equally, both of which vary in interpretive meaning and importance with the intended use of the model [ 29].

Multiple sequence repeats within the messages and genes allow multiple alignments that are different but equally optimal, of which two have been analyzed extensively [ 23].

For example, here we assume that the relevant objective function is the maximisation of a proxy for health – life-years – and that each life-year is valued equally, irrespective of which group loses or gains it.

It's a simple refrain, equally simple variations of which have allowed Rhee to parlay her three years as a teacher (and zero time as a principal) into a lucrative career as a so-called "school reformer".

The contrapuntal relationship between subject and countersubject in different voices must work equally well regardless of which is above or below; that is, the counterpoint must be invertible.

Binary indicates that this channel transmits only two distinct characters, generally interpreted as 0 and 1, while symmetric indicates that errors are equally probable regardless of which character is transmitted.

The issue of segmentation closely ties to the equally important question of which player or players would own and operate these AV fleets.

Equally, be aware of which plants are likely to tempt deer to your yard.

However one could also hold that in such circumstances there are two equally good logics, neither of which counts as correct.