Sentence examples for in which adding from inspiring English sources

In his many years as general manager, Mr. Volpe oversaw numerous negotiations, and he has an intimate understanding of the complicated interlocking union contracts, in which adding 15 minutes to a start time can cost thousands of dollars in overtime.

Figure 12 shows experimentations in which adding operations are performed.

Braess [95] in his influential paper proved that adding more capacity to the road network (like constructing a new road) sometimes adversely worsens the traffic circulation, a phenomena coined after Braess as the Braess Paradox. Figure 3 shows a situation in which adding road 5 counter-expectedly deteriorates the current traffic flow.

A biochemistry major, Gazzaley had planned to put a chunk of sodium metal into a lake behind campus to make it fizz--a large-scale version of the classic junior high school lab experiment in which adding a pinch of potassium to water creates a spark as the chemical reaction releases energy.

Our experimental results also are consistent with epidemiological models in which adding a single non-reservoir species to an initial "community" consisting solely of the reservoir host reduces infection prevalence in the reservoir, sometimes to zero [25].

For example, consider a trial in which adding noise resulted in darkening the wrinkles extending between the nose and the mouth (see Figure 1, Stimulus).

Mail included YouSendIt built-in, which added a million YouSendIt users over the following two months.

A few dogs are bused in, which adds $10 for the round trip.

For a start, you can take drinks in, which adds to the general cheer.

You have to be buzzed in, which adds an air of exclusivity (Madison Avenue-ese for hassle) to your visit.

It was inconvenient because even in the early 1990s, playing with two hands off both sides was unusual and has become only more endangered in a sport in which added power has made extra reach vital.