Sentence examples for relation whose from inspiring English sources

He also took singing lessons with the classical vocalist Amir Khan (no relation), whose school of improvising, the indore gharana, strongly influenced all Mr. Khan's music.

Paradoxically, Berger exploited details in Ways of Seeing and today's art historians are intoxicated by them – none more so than social art historian TJ Clark (no relation), whose short book The Sight of Death (2006) features 70 delirious details of two paintings by Poussin.

Equality is an important logical relation whose behavior within automated deduction deserves its own separate treatment.

The theory assumes that causation is an absolute relation whose nature does not vary from one context to another.

The relation ↭ on R ( f ) induces an equivalence relation, whose classes are called chain components of f.

Analogously the relation '(< ^{mathrm{lw}})' determines in (mathcal{A}) an equivalence relation whose classes are written ([A]^{mathrm{lw}}).

As shown, the waves satisfy orthogonality relations whose physical meaning is related to the additivity of the average power flow.

This strategy is related to the assumption that intentional relations whose relata are concrete particulars should have primacy over intentional relations whose relata are not (see section 6).

So has the head of corporate relations, whose salary of $1m plus bonuses made him one of the world's best-paid PR men.

Betancourt writes of simple kindnesses and deep affections, of kaleidoscopic turns of emotion and relations whose effects were disorienting and lasting.

He skipped college and chose a profession pioneered by his great-uncle Edward L. Bernays, the founder of modern public relations, whose father was the brother of Sigmund's wife and whose mother was the psychoanalyst's sister.