Sentence examples for purposes whose from inspiring English sources

Surgically altered, gorgeous and deformed, she cruises country roads in search of muscled solitary men; not for sex - she's in no shape for that - but to serve other grislier purposes whose shocking revelation has the horrible sheen of truth.

One primary application of SSF is in the production of enzymes that can be used for therapeutic purposes, whose yield is low and cost is higher in case of conventional methods.

As is known TET is an existing drug used clinically for different purposes whose safety has been tested and thus would mitigate a significant amount of risk.

Marketing authorization holders run randomised controlled trials for regulatory purposes, whose design deviates from real life settings due to comparator choice, exclusion and inclusion criteria, patient population, duration of the trials, setting, outcome measures and duration.

The mercenaries in "Blood Meridian" are said to ride "like men invested with a purpose whose origins were antecedent to them, like blood legatees of an order both imperative and remote".

His myth of eternal violence — his vision of men "invested with a purpose whose origins were antecedent to them" — asserts, in effect, that rebellion is pointless because this is how it will always be.

Instead, the "power method" [31] can be used for this purpose, whose main operation is matrix-vector multiplication, with the time complexity of O(F 2).

A multi-objective binary-coded genetic algorithm is proposed for this purpose, whose effectiveness is demonstrated through the application to a real case study and a number of large-size hypothetical instances.

Has NATO ever expressed openly anti-Russian views or undertaken openly anti-Russian actions since the collapse of the USSR or is it an alliance without purpose, whose member states cannot imagine deploying their troops to a conflict in Europe?

But the presentation was firmly in keeping with the penitent tone of "Purpose," whose cover pictures a shirtless Bieber, head bent as though in prayer, with a cross painted on his rippled abdomen.

The programs are usually invoked from the command line within a Unix shell and have a single purpose whose behavior is modified by command line switches.