Sentence examples for onto which one from inspiring English sources

This poses difficulties for gradient-based parameter estimation techniques such as Newton's method because the tangent planes on the manifold (onto which one may wish to project) do not exist.

Perhaps the poems are not about war, but the lyric nevertheless often works this miracle of grappling with how an emptiness -- something seemingly without language -- can be turned into words again, can become the sounds and images onto which one can hold.

Six metal rails (square section: 9 cm) formed a cage (100×80×80 cm) onto which one long red fluorescent ribbon was attached, crossing the rails on each side.

Like all lost cities, it is a screen onto which one is free to project any narrative of your choosing.

The Bernstein Suite is perhaps the most dramatic, with itsslightly lowered ceiling adding to the drama of stepping out onto itsterraces from which one recent female guest commented, "You feel like youown Paris".

Table 1 reports the number of mapping paired reads (MPR) of which at least one mapping onto an LTR-RT and the number of paired reads of which one mapped onto an LTR-RT and the other onto a gene (hereafter called gene-RT MPR) in the analyzed genotypes.

That dissatisfaction comes from a deep place inside oneself and there is just one way to work it out: getting back onto your path, from which one has deviated once routine took over.

Analyzing the different families separately, the number of paired reads of which one mapped onto an LTR-RT and the other onto a gene was the highest for the Ivana/Oryco family and the lowest for the Ogre/Tat family.

The study data were transcribed onto data collection forms in which one code was assigned to each patient: the ID code.

When Mr. Jennings sings it, in a voice that melds the generosity and vanity of the consummately suave showman, he opens a door onto a shining, frivolous landscape in which one could happily spend a whole evening.

And it is not just that creationists are notoriously slippery about their views; rather, there is no conceptual friction at all, to continue the metaphor, by which one may hold onto a purported supernatural power and say what likelihood it confers upon any possible state of affairs.