Sentence examples for kind which has from inspiring English sources

Nor had there been any organised opposition of the kind which has greeted – and sometimes defeated – proposals for new mosques or Islamic schools in areas ranging from the Gold Coast to north Queensland.

I r is the r th-modified Bessel function of the first kind, which has a series representation [23]: I r u = ∑ k = 0 ∞ 1 2 u 2 k + r k !

Polling expert John Curtice says the British Social Attitudes survey is the only exercise of its kind which has asked the same question about constitutional preferences going back to the foundation of the Scottish Parliament in 1999.

Nearly 300,000 users over the course of nine days downloaded Launcher, he says  – good numbers for a brand-new app of any kind which hasn't yet begun to do serious marketing or paid user acquisition.

The model presented here is a highly simplified optimization model of the kind which has often been used in life-history theory [55], [56].

This study is the first of its kind which has comprehensively studied the factors of second-hand tobacco smoke (SHS) exposure in India by place of residence using large scale Global Adult Tobacco Survey GATSS) data.

The pamphlet tempered expectations, warned the reader not to try to find the store-bought kind, which have been tumbled and polished "to bring out their beauty".

Devices of this kind, which had not been used since the early Middle Ages, found a new application after the Finnish engineer S.J. Savonius invented a new type of rotor in 1922.

He has had more success with payments in kind which have included the services of top Tyneside law firm Ward Hadaway who offer legal services on a pro-bono basis.

Taking It in the Neck There were at least three kinds of neckwear at a party for the American Museum of Natural History's new exhibition on pearls: the Cinderella kind (which had to be returned to Tiffany), the simply expensive kind (which went home with the owners) and the BENNET BRONSON kind.

These differences were found to have very little effect on quantitative measures of establishments' external research interactions which tended to reflect other national-institutional differences such as continued government support for public laboratories in France of a kind which have now been largely privatised in Britain.