Sentence examples for hole whose from inspiring English sources

(The portrait, eerily eroded by moisture and mold, is still inside the hole, whose entrance is now concealed by a large metal plate).

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Locals also claim the spot is a schneeloch, a "snow hole" whose geography catches the lion's share of the region's precipitation, which can add up to 50% more over a season than in neighbour Kitzbühel.

To find the answer I first had to find the right city — no, the right mega-city, a place whose very city-ness was its attraction, whose size and structure warped reality like a black hole, whose impenetrability would reduce me to that gawking, dreaming yokel I maybe never was.

Because of its wave nature, light generally can't squeeze through a hole whose width is smaller than the wavelength of the light.

We study the finite plane deformations of a particular harmonic material surrounding an elliptical hole whose boundary incorporates the contribution of surface mechanics.

This move results in the perforation of one or two holes whose position indicates the quotient of the number of units lacking for the line to be completed by the number of spaces between the words of this line, plus a third hole in a position specifically fixed for the justification process.

The spectra of PcP and PKiKP contained several peaks and holes whose central frequencies were not uniform for all events.

The MJP makes use of a purposely designed nozzle which possesses many regularly distributed holes, whose number can be a few to several hundred.

Under SEM, some spindle-like aggregations were found and their surface appeared with many holes whose size and shape were very similar to a single cell (Fig. 8b).

The theory developed here for QDs is applicable only to the intraband transitions of electrons (holes) whose spectrum E nl e h a Open image in new window is defined by formula (8).