Sentence examples for lives of which from inspiring English sources
In between, they have lives of which we are not part.
No amount of care can replace the natural lives of which they're deprived.
Pin numbers are the four-digit keys to our lives, of which banks already have a disturbing level of understanding.
In a widely reported case last June battles between Amazonian Indians opposed to oil exploration and the police claimed 33 lives (of which 23 were police).
The resulting clashes between police and the black community lasted five long days and claimed 43 lives – of which 33 were black and 10 white.
London is a presence made of millions of absences, the ghost-thumbprint of an ever changing population the individual lives of which are always different, always the same.
Extremely unstable nuclei that decay as soon as they are formed in nuclear reactions and intermediate decay products the half-lives of which are less than about 10-11 second are not generally classified as nuclear isomers.
Our camera was confiscated — it's the only place we lived of which I don't have any photographs.
Our camera was confiscated it's the only place we lived of which I don't have any photographs.
"That metaphorical space is simultaneously inside and outside the cultures in which they were raised, in which they live, of which they are parts and which are part of them," he said.
Traditional radiolabelling methods of mAbs for PET (positron emission tomography) and SPECT (single-photon emission computed tomography) usually involve the use of long-lived radioisotopes, such as zirconium-89 (t ½ = 3.3 days), indium-111 (t ½ = 2.8 days), and iodine-124 (t ½ = 4.2 days); the half-lives of which are matched to the biological half-lives of mAbs.
