Sentence examples for in which suites from inspiring English sources

They have shown a strong interest in "condotels" built by chains like Novotel, in which suites are sold to individuals.

Two residential halls, in which suites for five students offer kitchens, common areas and balconies with marvelous views, have been built and occupied, along with an observatory-planetarium building.

Owing to the complexity of the starch-synthesis process, in which suites of enzymes act at the interface between soluble and insoluble phases, the rational design of starch granules with specific functionality is still in its infancy.

This chapter discusses a case study in which a suite of VHDL entities for building queuing networks is developed.

The core ISA developers are engaged with an ever-growing number of collaborators: case studies from early implementers already provide evidence of the diverse life science scenarios in which the suite's various components have been successfully tested and are being used with large datasets (details on the ISA web site).

A "defensive behavior syndrome" could be postulated, in which a correlated suite of defensive traits could be linked to sensitivity to electric shock.

Suites based on variations of one movement appeared in England; suites in which each of four dances had its own rhythmic character, melodically based on the first dance, were written in Germany; sets of dances with no internal relationships to each other were common in Italy.

The next concert (following a recital of Beethoven violin sonatas by Pamela and Claude Frank on Wednesday) offers Beethoven's Seventh Symphony and "Coriolan" Overture as well as the Bach-Mahler Suite: actually a conflation of Bach's Second and Third Orchestral Suites, in which the distinctions are far from fine.

Writers spaces, entrepreneurial incubators and office suites in which individuals can rent a single room have existed for decades.

According to technology bloggers and others attending the show, hotel security people forced some vendors to vacate suites in which they were demonstrating products.

With the striped runway, the wooden bench seating and the simple centre-parted hair of the models, the mood of the show had more in common with a cool Paris fashion week production – a hint of Celine – than with the rarified, ultra-ladylike atmosphere of the grand hotel suites in which Beckham showed her early collections of corseted dresses to fashion editors.