Sentence examples for outlets of which from inspiring English sources

It is a rivalry adored by the media, many outlets of which held radical naturists responsible for a spate of late-noughties fires at sex clubs.

BlackBerry shipped just 1.9m handsets during the quarter, but customers bought a total of 4.3m handsets from outlets – of which 3.2m were the ageing BB7 model.

Rudy's has since grown to a network of 17 outlets, of which nine are in other cities across the US, hosted within the Standard Hotels owned by André Balazs.

The outlets, of which there are hundreds in the UK, sell "legal highs" as well as New Age herbs, "party powders" and smoking-related paraphernalia.

Starbucks (SBUX, $35) is the global leader, with 10,868 retail outlets, of which 3,169 are outside the U.S. Starbucks expanded to Asia with its first store in Japan in 1996 and now has 393 stores in mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau, 595 in Japan, 67 in Australia and 34 in Singapore.

This created Lake Kivu; its waters discharge to the south, through the Ruzizi (Rusizi) River gorge into Lake Tanganyika, one outlet of which links the lake with the Lualaba River and thus the Congo.

Transmission loss of a rectangular expansion chamber, the inlet and outlet of which are situated at arbitrary locations of the chamber, i.e., the side wall or the face of the chamber, are analyzed here based on the Green's function of a rectangular cavity with homogeneous boundary conditions.

We approach that problem by considering the steady-state flow-rates in the branches of 2D rectangular lattice networks with a single inlet and a single outlet, of which the classical parallel channels (ladder) network can be viewed as a special case.