Sentence examples for of which person from inspiring English sources

The New Jersey decision did endorse a so-called blind administrator — an officer unaware of which person is the suspect in an active case — to carry out the lineup, or the photo array.

David Gauthier (1986, 245) prefers a bargaining scenario where individuals know the characteristics of persons but are unaware of which person they are.

The strategy can include knowledge of which person you're playing against, noticing which mistakes your opponent was making earlier in the game, or noticing patterns of the general type of mistake people tend to make.

The writer goes on playing this game of which persons with the same first names were responsible for certain things.

In fact, the highest part of the person, one's own intellect, the faculty in virtue of which persons can engage in non-discursive thinking, is eternally 'undescended'undescended

Studies of specific subject populations of which persons with diabetes represented a subset were included.

Both were aware of which persons belonged to the study or control group, but had no further clinical information.

She asks: "At this moment of accomplishment, which person does it feel like a personal revenge against?" Binet writes: "One said a past girlfriend, another an ex-colleague.

The level of detail in defining the scope of the benefits to which persons are entitled, differs in the Acts.

It depends on the gestational age and the disease of the mother which person is most important (mother or fetus).

A network is created by specifying groups of given sizes (or range of sizes) within which persons of specified ages interact (e.g., school classes, households, clubs).