Sentence examples for in which deciding from inspiring English sources
The last decade and a half of Matisse's life, spent mostly as an invalid, was a bonus gift of time — "a second life," he called it — in which, deciding that he had gone as far as he could with oil painting, he invented and developed a new kind of art.
Relatives reported that their role contrasted with the situation in which deciding about chemotherapy was still optional and in which the treating oncologist had final responsibility.
MacLean relayed the idea to the General Staff in Salisbury, which decided in late 1977 to form a "French battalion" to alleviate the strain on its regular units.
Thus, it bears the artificial intelligence part in it, which decides on the control strategies and their parameters.
This is probably due to the differences in HSA-STF components, which decide its stimulation activities.
Furthermore, a context-sensitive PBN (CS-PBN) in which the deciding time is randomly selected has been proposed as a general form of PBNs [ 11, 12].
What you'll learn This depends on the area in which you decide to specialise.
An awkward pause followed, in which I decided it would be hopeless to try to explain.
They become scientifically literate, but under conditions in which they decide what they need to know.
Parents have a year in which to decide how to invest their child's fund.
