Sentence examples for in whose union from inspiring English sources

There exist countably many disjoint Fatou-Bieberbach domains in whose union is dense.

such that (2.2). for any disjoint sequence of sets in whose union is also in.

Correction officers in California, whose union is considered among the most powerful lobbying groups in the state, receive up to a year of fully paid workers' compensation leave, but only for injuries directly inflicted by inmates, said Mike Jimenez, president of the California Correctional Peace Officers Association.

"In many cases, unions have asked for too much and killed the very businesses they worked for," Mr. Romney said, a popular line in a state whose union membership stands at 10 percent, which is higher than most of the South but lower than the national average.

The Liberal Democrat leader said to "mess up the Olympics to prove a point" would be bad for the country and called on Labour leader Ed Miliband to "rein in" Mr McCluskey, whose union is Labour's largest donor.

"If they can weaken the bargaining power of the strongest unions in America, which are now in the public sector, it affects the salary and benefits of people who aren't even in unions," said Eskelsen Garcia, whose union is the largest in the nation, with 3 million members.

Horses and riders who have established a loving partnership, as it were – think Niall "Slippers" Madden and Numbersixvalverde in 2006 – quite often do better than celebrity couples who team up in haste and repent just as quickly – think, well, McCoy and Butler's Cabin, whose union in yesterday's race was confirmed only at the 48-hour deadline.

In his statement, Draper, whose union has nearly 20,000 members, said he had received an email from the party on Tuesday saying he was suspended.

At each stage of the analysis, joining of every possible pair of clusters is considered, and the two clusters whose union results in the minimum increase in 'information loss' are combined [15].

Housed at Manchester University, the correspondence between Charles Prestwich Scott, the newspaper's editor from 1872 to 1929, and Emmeline Pankhurst, whose union was founded in Manchester in 1903, reveals how the political and media establishment of the day united to resist the threat posed by militant feminism.

Conversely, if there is a system of closed subspaces, Vi, i ∈ I, in a Hilbert space H, that are pairwise orthogonal and whose union is dense in H, then H is canonically isomorphic to the direct sum of Vi.