Sentence examples for in which tracks from inspiring English sources

I like the chorus of "Cheerleader", the synth-pop feel of "Cruel" and the way in which tracks such as "Surgeon" and "Neutered Fruit" build to fierce intensity.

Following Belvedere and Farlow37, this type of tracks is comprehended between grade 2, in which tracks preserve fairly clear and sharp toe marks, ungual marks and some digital pads recognizable and grade 3, in which all digit impressions are completely sharp and clear, digit walls well defined, ungual marks and distinct digital pads clearly preserved.

In order to record a maximal number of complete cell tracks, images of adjacent fields were fused into a seamless montage, in which tracks spanning more than one image are merged at high precision (Figure S1).

The program considers the various combinations in which tracks can be added so that the increase in base pair coverage is a range of values based on all the files in the input.

But shareholder activists think this will not be the last situation in which tracking stocks place shareholders of the same company at odds.

This summer, FTA inspectors found multiple instances in which track problems were ignored, even after they had been highlighted on daily inspection sheets.

By tracking this feature in historical satellite data (1993 2012) we are able to extrapolate the position of this foraging ground beyond the years in which tracking data are available and study its spatial variability.

It then discusses the concept of the geoid and the ways in which tracking of artificial satellites and satellite mapping of the ocean surface have aided in the geodetic assessment of Earth's shape and gravity field.

Map matching [15, 16] in general is the concept in which tracking data are related to maps.

The simulation results are in conflict with the P2 force equation [18] in which track P2 force has a linear relationship with the rail vehicle speed.

The keirin is a race in which track cyclists sprint for victory after a speed-controlled start behind a motorized pacer.