Sentence examples for segments of which from inspiring English sources

Vowels and consonants can be considered to be the segments of which speech is composed.

In other experiments, starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) were fed normal mealworms, two segments of which had been painted orange.

The country's experience with its Palestinian refugee population, segments of which played a major role in Lebanon's civil war, has made many apprehensive of refugee communities.

In 1922 Beach published James Joyce's monumental Ulysses, segments of which had already been judged obscene in England and the United States and which had been rejected by several established publishers.

In 2014 Swiss artist Felice Varini known for large-scale anamorphic installations created Three Ellipses for Three Locks, for which he painted three ellipses, segments of which covered roads, walls, and nearly 100 buildings in the historic centre of the city of Hasselt, Belgium.

Three VH gene segments, of which two are functional, are affected by this polymorphism.

The River Mountains Trail, the final segment of which was completed in October, offered me just that opportunity.

Rail transportation, a large segment of which is entirely intrastate, has generally declined since the late 20th century.

Consider that the Second Avenue subway, the first segment of which is to open in 2016, was envisioned in 1929.

Begin, say, with a half-hour lecture on the Meyer lemon, a segment of which is arranged at 3 o'clock on your plate.

The third was the investigative journalism program, 60 Minutes, one segment of which was devoted to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the world's richest charity.