Sentence examples for library of which from inspiring English sources

As Manguel ruefully observes, the 'multimedia library' of the web inverts and potentially erases the universal library of which Renaissance humanists dreamed.

I currently have 126 books checked out from my university library, of which, woefully, I have read only a small fraction.

The collection was gathered by Hamish Whyte, Morgan's friend, publisher and bibliographer and will complement a collection of works by Ian Hamilton Finlay that Morgan donated to the library, of which he is an honorary president.

Supported by mathematical calculations, we designed a high-density mutagenesis procedure for the generation of a mutant library of which a limited number of random clones would suffice to exactly localize amino acid residues essential for a particular protein-protein interaction.

His library, of which he donated 42 books to Bordesley Abbey during his lifetime, was extensive.

Late in the 18th century they still met in the library, of which a Royal Commission reported that "...the Keys assemble in a mean decayed building little more than sufficient to contain the number which they consist".

A total of 6432 clones were generated from the 8 SSH libraries, of which 6053 ESTs were sequenced.

This led to a list of around 2000 keywords, of which approximately 500 were present in both libraries, of which ten were randomly chosen.

Many research groups over the past 20 years have created mutant libraries of which only a small number of single-copy insertion mutants were successfully analysed [ 21, 22].

As expected, a large number of reads were generated by our small RNA libraries, of which 61 are known to belong to 24 families.

Sixteen FDS contigs and singletons were obtained from nine EST libraries, of which thirteen had a length of more than 540 bp.