Sentence examples for expansion whose from inspiring English sources

The liberation that threatens Stevens within the novel was fuelled by the economic expansion that followed the Second World War, an expansion whose profits were broadly shared across society in both Britain and America.

While these buildings are protected as landmarks, a 1969 addition characterized by some as a concrete bunker may be considered for demolition to make way for the expansion, whose exact site has yet to be determined.

And it is only one of countless galaxies, scattered like sand from here to eternity, rushing outward in the great expansion, whose meaning, if we are honest, is as fathomless to us as it is to a scarab pushing its carefully wrought investment portfolio through this garden of Earthy delights.

The method estimates the timevarying impulse response function as a LPV Laguerre basis expansion whose coefficients are functions of a scheduling variable (SV).

The process is similar to Lemma 1, except for the fact that we use the second-order Taylor expansion, whose remainder is of the integral form, to deal with (partial_{t}(f u -f u_{h}))).

The acoustic field of a spherical sound wave reflected from a locally reacting plane surface is expressed as an asymptotic expansion whose terms consist of the product of Legendre polynomials and powers of the reciprocal of the distance from the image source.

This is followed by derivation of the computational cost of Fer and Magnus expansions, whose conclusion is that for order four, six, and eight an appropriately discretized Magnus method is always cheaper than a Fer method of the same order.

High-order accurate ghost values of conservative variables are imposed using Taylor expansions whose coefficients are found by inverting a (linear or non-linear) system which is well posed in all our examples.

In particular, distal segments of these cilia exhibit wing-like membranous expansions whose extent can vary depending on environmental conditions and sensory activity (Mukhopadhyay et al., 2008).

The current Houston franchise, the expansion Texans whose first season was 2002, have yet to qualify for the playoffs.

In the early part of the decade, the Corcoran Gallery of Art developed a renovation and expansion plan whose centrepiece was a wing designed by Gehry, complete with a signature façade of swooping metal.