Sentence examples for exists whose from inspiring English sources
Because the entropy is not exactly equal to any fraction, no code exists whose average length is exactly equal to the entropy.
Thanks in part to Mayhew and to a host of other editors pursuing these Washington best sellers, a genre of book now exists whose publication is a political rather than a literary event.
And it is true that any executive misbehaviour in today's White House is not only the subject of rumour, controversy or scandal, but also of possible legal prosecution, because an office exists whose only job if it is asked to perform it is to hunt such misbehaviour down.That is the office of the independent counsel.
Afterwards, a decision is made, whether any activity exists whose hard constraints are fulfilled.
These are, particularly, common in areas where high population pressure exists whose livelihoods directly depend on the exploitation of natural resources in rural areas (Woldeamlak and Sterk 2005).
The criterion of single Tg commonly employed in assessing phase behavior should be used with extra precaution in cases where micro-heterogeneity exists, whose ambiguity is even compounded in cases where the Tgs of the constituent polymers are close.
An actual, undramatic but perilous world of real things existed, whose essential character was its indifference to human feelings: this world of real things included pain, death, and disease, but also many things unthreatening to our welfare.
Olivia Judson's observations lose some of their luster when compared with the evidence that living organisms regularly survive by consuming one another; or that scientific pursuits have provided the potential to destroy the species that so widely regards itself as ultimately superior; or most notably, that a deity might exist whose benevolent purposes are not fully comprehensible.
Moreover, manifolds do not exist whose affine structure is of a different nature.
What is not true is that no physicians exist whose professional practices are restricted to emergency care.
It is shown that in a certain range of driving velocities, multiple stable spatially localized solutions exist whose dynamical behavior (i.e. regular or irregular) depends on the number of oscillators involved in the vibration.
