Sentence examples for plurality of which from inspiring English sources

VC funds seem to follow the advice of the King from Alice in Wonderland: "Begin at the beginning…." There appears to be a seasonal aspect to fund start dates — a plurality of which fall in the first quarter of the year.

One might think that (i) all material objects must always be topologically open and gunky, that (ii) any part of a material object must itself be a material object, and that (iii) space or spacetime is a continuum of simple points, each plurality of which composes a region.

A Lib Dem coalition with the opposition Labour Party would be more ideologically harmonious, but would happen only if Labour wins a plurality of seats, which is unlikely.

The "plurality of singings", which the authors suggest as an alternative, is all very well, but I remain convinced, in the end, that the seriousness of purpose which, over the centuries, the classical music tradition has developed and accumulated, will stand it in good stead.

This plurality of orientations (which has replaced the singularity that was characteristic of the early years of DOS rule after the regime change of 5 October 2000) is also a reaction to the huge change that has occurred in the international balance of power.

Both microarchitectures consist of pipelines comprising a plurality of memories, which rearrange the input into a format that maximises parallelism and bandwidth.

Both microarchitectures consist of processing pipelines comprising a plurality of memories, which rearrange the input into a format that maximizes parallelism and bandwidth.

They contain a plurality of ideas, which only by the later Vedanta-schools were tried to reconcile.