Sentence examples for planes of which from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, the hypophysis forms a group of eight cells by three successive divisions, the planes of which are mutually at right angles.

Boeing's projections are for a total demand of 18,120 new planes, of which only a third will be twin-aisled (ie, large).

Saudi Arabian Airlines, serving by far the largest population and land area, operates a fleet of 119 planes and has an unusually modest order pipeline of just 42 planes, of which only eight are widebodied A330s.

The cars slowed down, and we parked in front of the hospital, a plain, functionalist concrete building, the sharp angles and hard planes of which contrasted with the people outside, sitting or standing in the sunlight with their soft bodies, wearing floral-print dresses or shirts and suit trousers, not unlike the way my grandparents dressed, I thought, in the 1950s and '60s.

Inset of Fig. 6d is a magnification of the square area, the distance for ten lattice planes of which is measured as 2.524 nm, corresponding to the (002) plane of hexagonal AlN materials.

With the knowledge obtained from the InSAR and the MAI data, I assumed two fault planes, of which one runs along the Hinagu fault while the other is beneath Mashiki town along the strike of the Futagawa fault.

Three weeks later, Mr Reid made a two-day visit, when he sought to persuade Prince Sultan, the crown prince, to re-equip his air force with the Typhoon, the European fighter plane of which the British arms company BAE has the lion's share of manufacturing.

We studied a one DOF robotic arm in the horizontal plane, of which we show analytical, simulation and hardware results and we also show simulation results of a planar two DOF arm.

The tetragonal phase, named form 2, is unstable, converting over time to the most prevalent phase, form 1. Comparison of the images with Connolly surfaces enabled identification of which plane of which phase was observed in the AFM images.

The two fronts with the same propagation direction in x-axis coalesce into one large front in their interaction region of the ((x,t -plane,t -plane the amplitude amofnts to twhichithel amplitudes.

The diffraction pattern in Fig. 5d demonstrates that the defects are twins and the mirror plane of which is essentially the <111>plane that lies parallel to the growth axis.