Sentence examples for of which enhanced from inspiring English sources
Back in New York, Mr. Rauschenberg showed his all-black and all-white paintings, then his erased de Kooning, which de Kooning had given to him to erase, a gesture that Mr. Rauschenberg found astonishingly generous, all of which enhanced his reputation as the new enfant terrible of the art world.
The company invested in my education and in my understanding of the issues, all of which enhanced my professional abilities.
We have elucidated genes not previously associated with EGFR-mutant NSCLC, two of which enhanced the clonogenicity of these cells, distinguishing these mediators from others previously shown to maintain cell survival.
This was comparable to macrophage differentiation from monocyte cultures supplemented with CXCL12 and CXCL11 both of which enhanced the number of macrophages differentiated and in a CXCR4 CXCR7 and CXCR7-dependent manner, respectively (Supplementary Figure 4).
Two such stopping rules, both of which enhanced the efficiency of the Medicare Health Outcomes Survey [ 18] and the CES-D [ 19] in previous post-hoc simulations, are curtailment and stochastic curtailment.
The M17x HAS a 17-inch widescreen LCD display and a QuickTouch system control pad, both of which enhance overall game play.
Devastating as this result is, it should help us recognise contemporary pressures on the historic order which are the result of economic change, political polarisation and the new media, each of which enhances the effects of the others.
Mr. Parsons said the commission would come up with "a set of recommendations, each of which raises different policy issues but any of which enhance the fiscal soundness of the system".
It also writes ancillary software and documentation, all of which enhances the value of the core product.When it comes to the software itself, the company is very much in charge.
Its resources include Denmark's moody light, its attractive architecture, and its relative safety, all of which enhance the dramatic punch of, say, the murder of a teen-age girl, which was the precipitating incident of the first season of "The Killing".
She has fabulous legs, and the kind of face that hollows with age rather than sags, so that her fine bone structure is even more striking than when she was young; she softens the effect with a halo of coppery hair and lots of glinting gold jewellery, all of which enhance her deeply tanned skin.
