Sentence examples for locations whose from inspiring English sources
The festival took place anyway, in last-minute locations whose addresses were communicated via text message.
The index reveals the local authority areas that have seen the biggest price increases and falls – and the "bottom five" includes three locations whose fortunes are closely linked to the North Sea oil industry.
The results are attributable in part to a low budget, a truncated shooting schedule of a few days spread over a year and the use of an inexperienced cast in limited locations whose interiors seem claustrophobic.
Perhaps the most challenging design is the "living document"—a constantly changing pastiche consisting of sections electronically copied from different documents, interspersed with original narrative or graphics or voice comments contributed by persons in distant locations, whose different versions reside on different servers.
We are interested in MS locations whose distance from the nearest mBS exceeds some rmin.
For each plant A u, the PRT set R u is the collection of the locations whose elements are one.
Thumba was chosen as the launch site in preference to another location whose name translated as "White Elephant Island".The programme's founder had little patience for scoffers.
MSF has ardently denied the claim, and is now vindicated by the US report, saying no fighting took place at the hospital – a location whose coordinates, critically, MSF had provided to the US command long before the 3 October strike.
Smith and Bloch are both former winners of the Les Mason Award, which honors, according to the program, "an outstanding current member, regardless of his or her geographical location, whose achievements have been outstanding".
Queries to a content are geographically forwarded to the corresponding storage location whose address is the key of the content.
Positive anomalies of 50 to 70 nT are also observed at the Ijero-Ekiti location whose probable source could be traced to the undifferentiated metasediments in this region.
