Sentence examples for expressions for which from inspiring English sources

Below is a list of types of expressions for which contextualist theories have been proposed, along with some discussion.

For J-symmetric case, in order to study the J-self-adjoint extensions of J-symmetric differential and difference expressions for which the minimal operators are non-densely defined or the maximal operators are multi-valued, the theory for a J-Hermitian subspace was given in [26] which includes the GKN theorem for a J-Hermitian subspace.

This funhouse of an exhibition is actually one big installation that screams out the interconnections between the various expressions for which it strives to give form.

The same may also hold for the relation between FANCD2 and EGFR expressions, for which also no functional relationship has been described.

If we write P N ′ (h ) for the probability density at h of such a truncated Normal distribution, we have: (74) P (h ) = (1 − ζ 1 − ζ 2 ) P N ′ (h ) + ζ 1 δ (h ) + ζ 2 δ (h − 1 ), where ζ 1 = P (m 2 = 0, t ) is the fixation probability of the wildtype and ζ 2 = P (m 1 = 0, t ) is the fixation probability of the mutant, expressions for which were computed previously in Equation 73.

" In expressions for which "to" actually means "until," "hasta" is the most accurate translation.

The nurse attending Bobby Womack wears an expression for which the phrase "long-suffering" was invented.

The bouncer, wearing the expression for which the phrase "long-suffering" was invented, chases him back into the spotlight.

And the recent protests have severely damaged the freedom of expression for which earlier generations fought.

He also miraculously conveys onstage the same emotional transparency, achieved through the slightest shifts of expression, for which he is famous in films.

The wiry coat is short on parts of the body but longer on the legs and on the face, where it produces the monkeylike expression for which the breed is named (affen being the German word for "monkeys").