Sentence examples for of which conveyed from inspiring English sources

In itself this idea would not necessarily be rejected as absurd by the scientific community, but Hoyle had publicised a further argument that influenza epidemics were associated with the passage of the Earth through certain meteor streams, the particles of which conveyed the virus to Earth.

Scripts used by the experimenter that accompany these maps are provided in Appendix B. We devised three conditions, two of which conveyed different concepts in speech, in a between-subject design.

The textual context of the event provides several important pieces of information about its interpretation, each of which conveyed by the presence of a specific cue word.

The original genetic map was made using AFLP markers and a map with 213 markers was produced; thirteen QTLs for BP resistance were reported all of which conveyed resistance to all three species [ 14].

Why is every old person always "a pensioner" or a "little old lady" both of which convey pity but not respect.

The yolk mass is large in some animals and becomes surrounded by a membrane called the yolk sac, the vessels of which convey yolk to the embryo.

For Mr. Reed, guitar tones and textures (often droning and abrasive) and dramatic variations on his insinuating vocal monotone are as important as poetry in creating these antiromantic vignettes, the best of which convey a nagging, corrosive feeling of adult frustration.

A method is presented to analyze real structures, all or part of which convey fluid.

There is a long history in Japan of using indigo plant dye for various applications, most of which convey a 'high-class and formal, yet also approachable' feeling according to Kayukawa.

In other words, the two sequence classes constitute two largely separate entities, both of which convey information not present in the other.

The study also involves the lack of information on surviving sibling's medical and psychiatric status, both of which convey important information about suicide risk, and temporal relationship of medical illnesses and mental health disorder episodes to both bereavement and suicide.