Sentence examples for in which sizes from inspiring English sources

The methodology is illustrated with a real problem in which sizes of the left atrium of infants in three diagnostic groups (severely impaired, mildly impaired and normal) are compared.

In fact, our work shows that AP patterns of L2/3 PNs form a specific subset of patterns in which sizes relate to each other in a scale-invariant manner.

Online travel is an industry in which size counts.

Mr. Medina's wishes aside, this is a production in which size matters.

In a league in which size still matters, the Knicks have no burly low-post scorer and no shot-blocker.

This made them practical for applications in which size does not matter much, such as balancing loads across power grids.

Most middle managers in the federal government create their own empires, in which size and power are more important than customer satisfaction.

This environment approaches the ideal economy that Adam Smith wrote about — one in which size and power don't always beat good ideas in the market.

McGregor's fiction resembles those fairy stories in which size and scale are unstable, except that it isn't his protagonists who can suddenly loom into giants, it's the workings of his plots.

Graded bedding, in which size decreases from bottom to top, is common: because agitated waters rarely subside at once, declining transport power causes a gradual upward decrease in maximum clast size.

By contrast, Prada is getting a deal usually reserved for mega-offerings, like last year's $18 billion offering of the insurer AIA, in which size allows the issuer to drive a harder bargain.