Sentence examples for rates whose from inspiring English sources

An experimental investigation was carried out to characterize the mass transfer in the packing of the cooling tower as a function of the liquid and gas flow rates, whose results were within the range of the measurement accuracy.

But basically, the justification that will fall from Osborne's mouth is that most of the multibillion-pound allowances help the better off, those on higher tax rates whose pension contributions are not taxed.

Subprime borrowers on adjustable interest rates, whose mortgages make up just 7% of the total, accounted for more than 40% of the foreclosures begun in the fourth quarter of last year (see chart).The council is not short of expertise.

Chances are that homeowners will have other debt accruing at less advantageous rates whose repayment should be given precedence, and a rate in the low single digits is a small price to pay to have spare cash around during uncertain times.

The rate ratios follow from the rates, whose sum remains constant at 0.0706.

A tariff consists of specific real rates, procured by influence-wielders in Washington, rates whose average is an abstraction.

Of particular importance is the growth rate, whose constancy represents a physiological steady state of an organism.

At higher concentrations, the hydrophobic MWNTs produced an enhanced growth rate whose effect plateaued with MWNT loading.

The temperature of drawing has little pronounced effect on the drawn morphology unlike draw rate whose influence is evident.

In this paper, we consider modeling of a multiplicative failure rate whose components are evolving stochastically over testing stages and discuss its Bayesian estimation.

A better course would be to find a rate whose meaning will not change over time, and base future contracts on it.