Sentence examples for of which proposes from inspiring English sources

The Whitney is including a 2000 work, "Terrain," part of which proposes excavating bedrock skyscrapers out of a New York Harbor emptied of water.

In response to the European court of human rights (ECHR) decision, first announced in 2005, that a blanket ban on prisoners being allowed to participate in elections was illegal, the government has published a multiple-choice bill with three options – one of which proposes retaining the ban and defying Strasbourg.

After that came the six plans offered in July, all of which proposed significant changes to West Street.

There are several theories, the most popular of which, proposed by American geophysicist Don Anderson, attributes breakup to the insulating properties of the supercontinent, which blocks the escape of mantle heat.

Unlike voters in most other districts, some of which proposed tax increases up to 25percentTuckahoehoe voters said no, making this small village with mostly middle- and upper middle-income residents one of only two municipalities in Westchester that rejected school district budgets.

Multilateral conferences were held in 1910, 1912 and 1914, all of which proposed various types of joint rule.

Establishment of a plausible energy source is a critical aspect of these models, some of which propose that life arose in the vicinity of hot alkaline (pH 9 11) under-sea hydrothermal vents, with energy provided by pH and temperature gradients between the vent and the cooler, more acidic ocean [ 23- 26].

Interestingly, we found that 30 of the sites reported under positive selection in this work coincide with other studies (compiled in supplementary table S7, Supplementary Material online), some of which proposing a relationship with climate adaptation (e.g., Zsurka et al. 2010).

The first follows the Thorndikian law of effect, which proposes that the strength of a stimulus response association is directly related to reward magnitude and probability (Thorndike, 1911).

There is a philosophy called "pessimistic meta-induction from the history of science", which proposes that, since the most watertight of old theories have been disproved, we must assume today's theories will be disproved, too.

He recently coauthored Crisis Economics: A Crash Course in the Future of Finance, which proposes extensive and far-reaching financial reform.