Sentence examples for l whose from inspiring English sources

The possible subspace for is built from a basis Z l, whose columns are orthogonal to the active set Á l, Á l Z l = 0. Therefore, any linear combination of the Z l columns constitutes a search direction, which is assured to remain on the boundaries of the active constraints.

Let the input variables x i and x j be input variables to the same input node l whose input-output relation is represented by the function u l = u l ( …, x i, …, x j, … ) = : u l ( x ̲ l ) and x k be an input variable to any other node.

Special emphasis is put on the appropriate choice of the end-cap ligand L whose denticity determines the number of coordinated cyanide groups in the mononuclear precursors.

It is a very dangerous precedent that the international community is setting," said Zaher Sahloul, a Syrian-American doctor who regularly volunteers in Aleppo, l, whose organisation tracks reported chemical attacks.

As ever, the answer is not clear-cut, but in a recent decision involving "Mr L", whose account was shut after he won a refund, the Financial Ombudsman Service FOSS) ruled the bank should not have closed the account.

The out-of-core layer is based on a specialized cache memory development that stores only a part of the problem matrix A and the factor L whose complete data are stored in temporary disk files.

Mr. Ling, whose first name is pronounced YA-yah, is the resident conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra.

Mr. Ling, whose English is said to be poor, did not respond to text messages in Chinese requesting an interview.

The fall of Ling, whose former position is comparable to the US president's chief of staff, has come amid a stern anti-corruption campaign by Hu's successor, Xi Jinping.

I think they have learned that". For now, many Japanese will be satisfied with a deal on a replacement for Ling Ling, whose death aged 22 was a cause for national mourning.

Ling, whose work was recently shown in an exhibit, entitled "Independent Mothers," that opened in Akureyri, Iceland, on June 19th, the country's hundredth anniversary of women's suffrage, says that she became interested in Icelandic attitudes toward single mothers, especially as they compare to those in the U.S. The six women she has photographed are teachers, artists, and students.