Sentence examples for reference of which from inspiring English sources

Each observer can be said to represent a comprehensive frame of reference, of which he is the spatial origin.

The most important part of a building comparison based on environmental indices is the definition of the reference, of which there are three different types design reference, gfs reference, and fte reference.

Roughly, they are expressions the reference of which depends on certain very regular aspects of the contexts in which they are used, where 'context' is understood to incorporate, inter alia, a speaker, hearer, time, and place.

Specifically, each condition was normalized by a common reference, of which intensity was measured in arrays with Cy5 channels.

All mapped-unmapped read pairs (MURs) were retrieved from the available alignments from Cao et al.[ 2], which allowed 4 base pair differences between read and reference, of which at most 3 could be gaps.

Overall, we detected 5,147, highly supported single nucleotide differences (SNPs) between any of our three sequenced strains and the reference, of which 1,361, 2,972, and 3,119 are present in GA1, CBS6318, and CBS1954, respectively.

(Murphy is an ardent Celtic supporter; his chat is permanently spliced with match references, of which more later).

The full and important bibliographic index contains about 300 references, of which about one-third centre in the Liesegang phenomenon.

My array of books above my desk contains the usual dictionaries and references, of which the most thumbed seems to be Chambers Crossword Directory.

Some of the more unique terms – not including the off-color references of which there are many– are: NIFOC (nude in front of computer), OFIS (on floor in stitches), TSDMC (tears streaming down my cheeks) and DITYID (did I tell you I'm distressed).

Each chapter is followed directly by a list of references, of which only few are French publications.