Sentence examples for jointly of which from inspiring English sources

The acquisition procedure focuses on the preliminary SFO (carrier frequency offset jointly), of which the fractional part and integer part are handled sequentially.

This kind of reasoning is common and is often attributed to the Principle of Indifference:[5] The Principle of Indifference (PoI) Given \(n\) mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive possibilities, none of which is favored over the others by the available evidence, the probability of each is \(1/n\).

The Mocatta Library is administered jointly with the Jewish Historical Society of England, of which Mocatta was president from 1900 to 1902.

The country also has a few commercial banks, most of which are jointly owned (in various combinations) by the government of Bhutan, the government of India, and private interests.

Fraser said he decided to resign on Wednesday when he realised he could not reconcile his conscience with the possibility of the church and the Corporation of London combining to evict the protesters from the land outside the cathedral, some of which is jointly owned with the City.

It is widely held in the philosophy of biology, for example, that there are no properties possession of which are jointly necessary andsufficient for membership in, say, the kind humanity.

a of which two jointly with the USA.

The authors suggest a novel approach to developing drugs that HIV could not easily evolve resistance to: drugs that target multiple sites, all of which cannot jointly mutate.

These requirements, in turn, are based on the two relevant evidence-based, multidisciplinary, national level 3 guidelines (S3-LL) for breast cancer screening in Germany [ 23] and for the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer in women [ 24], both of which were jointly developed by the DGS, DKG and the relevant scientific medical societies.

These forms show in broad strokes that his wife's wealth is mostly in trust funds, some of which she holds jointly with her sons.

Mr. Pennebaker discerns that same synergy at work in a very different collection of texts: The Federalist Papers, three of which were written jointly by Alexander Hamilton and James Madison.