Sentence examples for established which of from inspiring English sources

The significance of this equilibrium for the hydrolysis of ethyl acetate is that any of the three entities (water molecules, hydronium, or hydroxide ions) may be involved in the reaction, and the mechanism is not known until it is established which of these is the actual participant.

Nobody has ever established which of the "Monotones" is I and which is II; the trio that is performed second, by one woman and two men in allover tight white costumes to Satie's "Trois Gymnopédies" (orchestrated by Claude Debussy and Roland-Manuel) is the one Ashton made first.

By analysing this sample and highlighting words, we established which of them were relevant in each definition.

But more work would need to be done to established which of these thousands of cases, if any, had broken US law.

Now it must be established which of the three is most suitable for pre-production analysis and study, and a cellulose single hook has been chosen.

The generalisation to n competing species may not be useful until further work has established which of the mathematical complexities actually occur when n species of phytoplankton are continuously cultured in a chemostat.

Ball was never able to establish which of the two types of commode it was -- decorative Victorian chest or pre-plumbing loo ("the Ball family toilet").

The foreign office was last night trying to establish which of the asylum seekers would be willing to go to third countries.

These include the minor round, which seeks to establish which of these two over-40-year-olds can be most lavishly unpleasant to someone under the age of 18, and the specialist subject round.

Tottenham are now regarded as the best outside chance, along with Leicester, and the sides with the fewest defeats meet at White Hart Lane on Wednesday in a game that could establish which of the pretenders keeps up the challenge longest.

"One of the most difficult things in the next few months is going to be establishing which of our allies of convenience in the early stages of this war can become real allies over the longer term, and which ones are going to be major troublemakers, and which ones are going to just switch sides," Mr. Wolfowitz said in the interview.