Sentence examples for one instance of which from inspiring English sources

Over the course of three months, hackers installed 45 pieces of custom malware only one instance of which was identified and quarantined by Symantec antivirus products the New York Times used (a Symantec spokesman that the newspaper that, as a matter of policy, the company does not comment on its customers).

He was also awarded the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters, one instance of which was for the safe landing on his final mission.

As you would expect in this kind of product, there's some product placement, one instance of which will be more interesting to many viewers than the movie itself.

Performing topological comparison, first, it is recognized that each element includes exactly one instance of IfcProductRepresention, which exactly references to one instance of IfcShapeModel, which again references exactly to one instance of IfcFaceBasedSurfaceModel.

In many years at the Guardian I can only recall one instance of a "fact" (which later proved untrue) being inserted late at night against the advice of the reporter whose name was on the story.

Laura Altschul, director of government relations for T-Mobile USA in Bellevue, Wash., Omnipoint's parent, said that this was one instance of many in which a landlord signed a contract with Omnipoint and then had seller's remorse after the neighbors found out.

In the simulation, we evaluate one instance of our model, which features an algorithm for limiting the risks of information storms.

In this study, ductography was performed to determine the overlap of lavaged ducts with areas of calcifications associated with DCIS, and revealed only one instance of overlap (in which the lavage was classified as benign).

Now he exclaims, "Movie!" This is just one instance of the ease with which his generation will assimilate the various media of the new world.

We had one instance of monumental stupidity this week, which we have a sneaking suspicion came from (or was authorized by) a Democrat, but it's pretty small potatoes and therefore only really deserves a (Dis- Honorable Mention.

This particular example represents just one instance of a general phenomenon, which is that if one assumes an equal and opposite effect on risk of a pair of variants with equal frequency, then there will be more enrichment of the "risk" variant amongst "cases" than there is enrichment of the "protective" variant amongst "controls".