Sentence examples for importance whose from inspiring English sources
Bakable clay was a discovery of incalculable importance, whose applications continue to expand.
Their home is in Long Sutton, a town in south Lincolnshire with an air of past importance, whose church has the tallest wooden spire in Europe.
(AP) THE REPUBLICANS THE KEYES VOTE: Alan Keyes may be the first black candidate in a contest of national importance whose support among whites and blacks was just about the same.
The evaluation of the nonlinear seismic response of masonry buildings represents a subject of considerable importance whose resolution is nowadays a main research topic in earthquake engineering.
Hume emphasizes the foundational nature of this project: "There is no question of importance, whose decision is not comprised in the science of man; and there is none, which can be decided with any certainty, before we become acquainted with that science.
And that Pasternak remained true to his conviction, communicated to his English relatives in 1948, that he had written a book of "enormous, universal importance, whose destiny cannot be subordinated to my own destiny, or to any question of my well-being".
Synthetic sound generation is an important aspect of sound effects, whose importance has recently grown beyond the boundaries of musical sound synthesis.
One doesn't read this book because these poems in particular are important, but because it's Ginsberg, whose importance is unquestionable.
Any SNP whose importance score is greater than the maximum importance score of the shadow SNPs is considered as important.
NISP quantifications tend to exaggerate the importance of species whose elements are more readily identified, and minimises the importance of species represented by only a few specimens, whereas MNI exaggerates the presence of rarer animals (Payne 1985b).
Reliability/availability evaluation is an important, often indispensable, step in designing and analyzing (critical) systems, whose importance is constantly growing.
