Sentence examples for produced whose from inspiring English sources

We separate these roads into road segments (more than 100 road segments are produced) whose sizes are determined by our evaluations presented in the rest of this section.

Pakistan is characterized with large agricultural and livestock sector and resultantly copious quantities of agriculture and crop residues such as rice husk, wheat straw, cane trash, cotton sticks, bagasse, municipal solid waste, animal residue and poultry litter are produced whose disposal is a big challenge [62].

For one communication round, we assume that there are k1 1s in T and k2 1s in R. Thus a distributed (k1, 2m) fountain code is produced, whose parity check matrix has m - k2 zero columns, that is to say, m - k2 broadcast-packets get no error protection.

If chromosomal DNA is digested with a restriction enzyme that cuts in the DNA flanking the tandem array, or if polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification is performed using primers designed to recognize sites in the flanking DNA, products will be produced whose length is proportional to the number of repeats in the array.

That wasn't the only film I've produced whose DVD rights were the only rights picked up by a distributor.

In addition to the well-known protein coding transcripts, an abundance of intra- and intergenic non-coding transcripts are also produced, whose functions have yet to be determined.

AT THE GALLERIES about Clifford Odets's paintings... Odets was a radical playwright whose Depression bred works are now more praised than produced, and whose subsequent….

Local produce companies like Stamoules and Westside Produce, whose fruits and vegetables reach nearly every major grocery chain in the US rely on cheap migrant labor to reap enormous profits.

Local produce companies – like Stamoules and Westside Produce, whose fruits and vegetables reach nearly every major grocery chain in the US rely on cheap migrant labor to reap enormous profits.

Why would evolution have produced men whose lust could so easily be subverted?

As early as the 4th century ce, China produced Pure Land Buddhism, whose worship of the buddha Amitabha (Amida in Japanese) appealed above all to laypeople.