Sentence examples for in which qualities from inspiring English sources

For centuries, Aristotelian science had taught that the fundamental units of being were substances, in which qualities or "accidents" were lodged: thus, a cow is a substance, the redness of the cow an accident.

The proposed method is performance-based, in which qualities of structural steels and weldings are classified into 4 ranks, respectively, in accordance with the plastic deformation capacity of beams prior to the onset of brittle fracture.

Christiansen comments that this presentation of the exceptional qualities of his mother is typical of hagiographies – such as the Virgin Mary – and forms a kind of after-the-event rationalization, in which qualities assigned to the subject are also attributed to the subject's mother.

17 Moreover, our suggestions on IT design are in line with Hollnagel's proposition of resilience as a result of a dynamic process in which qualities linked to the four cornerstones have to be exercised continuously.

Both worry about the way in which quality may suffer.

There are other, subtle ways in which quality and access intersect.

That's the sense in which quality and access are independent.

There are genres in which innovation matters, or in which quality is determined primarily by a composition's degree of difficulty.

By Ben Greenman There are genres in which innovation matters, or in which quality is determined primarily by a composition's degree of difficulty.

For better or worse we live in a steroidal body culture in which quality is measured by the standards of Olympic competition.

Design is the first stage in software system creation in which quality requirements can begin to be addressed.