Sentence examples for method whose from inspiring English sources

We are meant to see a method whose threat goes far beyond the bounds of its subject.

First, a sample size of one; second, a therapeutic method whose results may not last; third, a gene whose effects seem to be regenerative rather than transformative.

"Truth be told, these results were obtained against the free will of the settled subjects, namely the immigrants, through a method whose underlying principle was 'straight off the boat to development regions,' " Mr. Brutzkus wrote in 1964.

Her prose is saturated with the self-indulgence of postmodernism, a method whose epistemological skepticism is too often marked less by a coherent ideology than by the injudicious use of quotation marks.

In this subsection, we investigate the bounded perturbation resilience of the extragradient method whose iterative step is given by (1.2).

Shen et al. [10] suggested a method whose outputs are generated from the gradient maps by employing a Poisson equation.

A 200 ± 5 nm-thick oxide layer was formed by PAO method, whose experimental setup can be found in [15].

But the algorithm in [9] only takes Lagrange method, whose convergence speed is faster than the proposed method.

A "foreach" type loop has been incorporated in the method, whose task is to store all recognized words into buffer.

The pore pressure method is an inexpensive adaptive method whose behavior closely follows the physics of the problem.

The modified driving circuit uses the two-phase charging method whose time duration between two charges is discussed.