Sentence examples for motion whose from inspiring English sources

Telephone calls to Research in Motion, whose shares fell $1.45, or 6.1percentto to $22.34, were not returned.

Last year's legal defeats so far seem not to have harmed Research in Motion, whose stock soared more than 600 percent since the beginning of 2003.

The lawsuit will allow Research in Motion, whose United States distributor is based in Irving, Tex., to contest which court will hear the case.

Both Apple and Google's growing presence in the business market pose a threat to Research in Motion, whose keyboard-equipped BlackBerry devices were once the industry standard for professionals.

By contrast, Nokia's share of the smartphone market withered to 6.6 percent and Research in Motion, whose BlackBerry devices once accounted for nearly 20 percent of global smartphone sales, was no longer ranked among the top five producers.

In announcing the voluntary pact with Amazon, Apple, Google, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft and Research in Motion, whose distribution platforms make up the bulk of the American mobile app market, Ms. Harris noted that most mobile apps came without privacy policies.

The goal of the study presented herein is the definition of a new set of site-dependent design spectra for horizontal and vertical ground-motion, whose design shape (scaled to peak ground acceleration) is to be compared with the present Swiss normative (SIA261, revision 2014) [43].

A characteristic example commonly encountered in practice is that of translational motions, whose Activity Area covers a linear region (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally).

Even simple undulations in a smooth interface produce caustics, giving rise to ground motions whose spatial incoherence characteristics resemble those of the Coalinga data.

Nonlinear dynamic analyses of unbraced (UF), infilled (IF) and damped braced infilled (DBIF) frames are carried out considering sets of artificially generated and real ground motions, whose response spectra match those adopted by NTC08 for different performance levels.

Local and global displacement-based demand parameters are considered to compare the nonlinear dynamic response of the original and retrofitted structures, considering sets of ground motions whose response spectra match those adopted by NTC08 at serviceability and ultimate limit states.