Sentence examples for ii of which from inspiring English sources

The first 10 (the stories are presented chronologically) are set in the rarefied world of the young Englishmen who flew fighter planes in World War II — of which Dahl was one.

The temple, famous for its 57-foot (17-metre) seated statue of Ramses II (of which only fragments are left), was dedicated to the god Amon and the deceased king.

While the speculative and descriptive aspects of futurology are traceable to the traditions of utopian literature and science fiction, the methodology of the field originated in the "technological forecasting" developed near the end of World War II, of which Toward New Horizons (1947) by Theodore von Kármán is an important example.

MMS was "discovered" by a man named Jim Humble, a former Scientologist who started his own church, called Genesis II, of which he is now the self-styled Archbishop.

Two major versions of the Tiger were built: the Series I (1964 67) was fitted with the 260 cuin Ford V8; the Series II, of which only 633 were built in the final year of Tiger production, was fitted with the larger Ford 289 cuin engine.

Clinically, only 5 10% of the prostatitis cases are diagnosed with bacterial infection (category I and II), of which 50 80% is caused by E coli [7], while nonbacterial prostatitis accounts for more than 90 95% of the clinical cases [1], [8].

Of the 1646 sera, 40 had an IgM II and IgG II ≥1 64, of which four exhibited very intense fluorescence at the 1 64 dilution.

Mouse beta cells express two non-allelic insulin genes, insulin I and II, both of which make important contributions to insulin synthesis and secretion [ 28].

TNFα has two primary receptors, TNF receptor type I and type II; both of which have soluble and transmembrane isoforms.

"People have forgotten the lessons of post-World War II cycles, of which we had nine from 1946 to 1990," Mr. Weiss said, "and they've forgotten the lessons of how monetary policy works".

Only a handful of mandolin groups survived after World War II, many of which still perform the same opera arias, Joplin rags and other light classics from the turn of the century.