Sentence examples for fields of which from inspiring English sources

The emerging beam then passes through analyzing fields of which a high dispersion magnet is the principal part.

You see lack of representation in many fields – of which the police are one – from judges to doctors, to journalists, to editors, to governments".

Murray Perahia playing Beethoven's Emperor Concerto was, of course, the big draw in this Barbican visit by the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, of which Perahia is principal guest conductor.

Material shot at the motion-picture rate of 24 frames per second can be adapted for electronic editing by assigning each film frame three video fields, of which only two are used.

When a laser beam cuts through the air, the intense electric and magnetic fields of which its light is composed tear the atoms and molecules of air apart, creating what is called an "ionisation channel".

While the invasion of the U.S.S.R. was being prepared, Hitler was much concerned to extend German influence across Slovakia and Hungary into Romania, the oil fields of which he was anxious to secure against Soviet attack and the military manpower of which might be joined to the forces of the German coalition.

So congratulations to Margalit Fox, our last entrant in the Sentence of the Year competition — the full field of which will be announced soon.

Infalling material disappears into the black hole, the gravitational field of which is so intense that not even light can escape.

Somewhere along the line, the Republicans have endorsed a candidate who is so short-sighted and glib that she inadvertently mocks an indescribably important field of which she might have a personal knowledge.

In countries where he does still exist, he is being increasingly observed as an obsolescent figure, because medicine covers an immense, rapidly changing, and complex field of which no physician can possibly master more than a small fraction.

The present book harrows and refreshes, as it were, the whole field of, which it treats.