Sentence examples for re in which from inspiring English sources

The first developed phase of the RE in which a Spatial Design is transformed into a Structural Solution is presented.

I think multiculturalism should support a compulsory religious education (RE) in which children of all faiths and none are taught about a variety of faith traditions and their past and current effects upon individuals and societies, upon the shaping of humanity, taught to classes comprising those of all religions and those of none.

In this section, we focus on these two cases: in RE systems in which the set of relations of interest can be previously defined (closed RE), or when there is no pre-defined relation type in the input (open RE).

Livelier was Umberto Giordano's fairy tale "Il Re" (1929), in which two young lovers are again challenged, this time when the girl falls in love with a king.

He cites the 1890 Supreme Court case In re Medley, in which Justice Samuel Miller noted the extreme penalty of the practice in deciding whether the punishment could be applied ex post facto in the case of a man who had already been sentenced to death.

This is the de re reading, in which a possible property is ascribed to a thing.

But it is hard to clearly prove the luminescent hybrid materials are homogenous at molecular level, so these researches are concentrated on the RE complexes in which luminescence enhancement mainly belongs to intermolecular energy transfer.

This piece, published by Reuters earlier this month, is an expansive investigation into the practice of "re-homing," in which parents of adopted children offer those kids for re-adoption through informal, unmonitored networks such as online message boards.

Her workers' compensation was also increased, after a re-evaluation in which she was deemed disabled.

It is partly an historical re-enactment in which Charles Aznavour plays a well-known Armenian director making a film based on a book called An American Physician in Turkey.

A 1992 re-release in which the Muppets dredge Dickens for a tongue-in-cheek retelling of the classic Christmas tale.