Sentence examples for making for which from inspiring English sources

Carpet making, for which it is famous, was established there in 1755 and is continued in a modern factory.

This paper makes three contributions to the understanding the types of group decision making for which auctions are appropriate methods.

Whey is a byproduct of cheese making, for which there aren't many uses, yet the Putnams hated to waste it.

Tanning and glove making (for which it was renamed in 1832) began in the colonial period and remain important industries; shoes, athletic equipment, windows, plastic molds, canvas products, and knitted textiles are also manufactured there.

Comparison with one set of experimental data for a steel is made for which a fairly complete characterization of the microstructure is available.

In those cases the lands were owned by the United States at the time the alleged improvements were made, for which subsequent purchasers from the government agreed to pay.

In 2017, 28 allegations of voter impersonation were made, for which one person was convicted, out of more than 44 million votes cast.

Those who make specifically black-theme movies, she said, should realize that "no one is ever going to care about their film except the people it's made for, which is, black folks".

"Given the scale of transactions from time to time errors will be made for which we apologise unreservedly".

Alternatively, instead of using the entire unlabeled data, a selection of only those frames can be made for which we are confident of the assigned label being true.

In order to be able to assess the results generated with the coefficient-independent model, a comparison with the known KM and LB models will be made, for which a calculation of the different coefficients is required.