Sentence examples for method of which from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said yesterday that about 10 cars a day were cleared from the West Side Highway by this method, of which two or three on the average call for additional help from the more specialized ga rage operators.

LMICs often rely on 'caregiver recall' of vaccination, the validity and collection method of which remains uncertain.

It's a comic method of which Ronson himself is by no means unaware; in his latest peregrination, The Psychopath Test, he writes of Toto Constant, a sinister Haitian leader of death-squads, to whom Ronson has applied the "test" of the title: "There had been something reassuringly familiar about him at the beginning.

In practice, 45 eggs and 30 milk samples were investigated by the established method, of which positive finding aflatoxin in milk and sterigmatocystin in eggs.

In the talk, Naveh will reflect on the experience of contributing to the writing of an Israeli-Palestinian history textbook that ended in a dual narrative structure and method, of which he was involved in the first decade of the 21st century.

Pseudo-ternary phase diagrams were constructed by phase diagram by micro plate dilution (PDMPD) method, of which the evaluation method was improved to use Multiskan Ascent for identifying turbidity.

Many executions – methods of which include beheadings, stoning, crucifixion and hanging – take place in public.

"I was uncomfortable that it appeared he might be using methods of which we would not approve, without the knowledge of those who were commissioning him," Wright said.

There are a lot of ways to cheat in sports, of course, and the most notorious is probably doping, the methods of which become ever more subtle and complex even as officials devise ever more sophisticated ways to spot them.

These methods, of which Archimedes was a master, are the standard procedure in all his works on higher geometry that deal with proving results about areas and volumes.

This need was met by developing independent physical and empirical correction methods of which consistency is cross-checked.