Sentence examples for ordering whose from inspiring English sources

It thus induces a partial ordering, whose minimal elements are the fundamental entities" (2008a: 17, 2008b: 311, 2009: 376).

Each of the Banach spaces (L_{p}(Omega)), (1leq pleqinfty), is an ordered Banach space with respect to the natural ordering, whose positive cone is normal [11].  .

(C K,E)) is an ordered Banach space with natural ordering whose positive cone is given by C^ K,E =bigl{ fin C K,E) : f(x in E^, forall xin Kbigr}.

For instance, Batzoglou and Istrail compute an ordering whose length is at most twice the length of the optimal ordering under the requirement that each clone match a probe that does not hybridize to any other clone.

There are also several convents, closed orders whose sisters never venture out.

They were both Dominicans, members of a Catholic order whose motto is "Veritas".

It was also a kind of demonstration of religious orders, whose wishes fulfilled.

Mr. Gold, of course, belongs to the literary order whose art is identified with the worker.

Jesuits are a missionary order whose members, in this case at least, would rather not be thought of as proselytizers.

Policing cannot be expected to underpin a social order whose foundations have been eroded by Blatcherite neoliberalism.

King Idris's legitimacy rested on his leadership of the Sanussi religious order, whose flag the rebels have made their own.