Sentence examples for settings of which from inspiring English sources
Another large vocal form is the mass, the earliest polyphonic settings of which date from the 14th century.
When I got to configuring my vanity domains, I only could get PULL settings, of which every 15 minutes was the shortest interval.
Included, too, were dancelike "Cara Cassa" settings, of which the most striking was No. 10, with its exotically modal filigree passages.
RSM suggested fifteen different optimum settings of which the validation is quite expensive and onerous, whereas GAMS suggested a single optimum setting which makes it more economically viable especially for large scale systems.
The fashion for decorative table settings, of which the figures formed part, led to the making of large centrepieces, epergnes, and tureens in a variety of forms rabbits, carp, twin doves, asparagus bundles, and cabbages while dessert dishes were often modelled in leaf form.
Following the success of remodeling-driven orthopedic design from the long bone community, substantial clinical/experimental data of implantation have been driving the development of corresponding remodeling laws and algorithms to various dental settings, of which it is believed to contain potential to significantly impact on futuristic dental implant design.
This care may be provided in a wide variety of settings, some of which may include shelters, addiction clinics, mobile clinics, First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities, and international settings.
More setup, more settings, none of which are ever explained.
"So she put them into these fantasy settings, some of which were based on her own collection of vintage postcards.
To one side of the stage, Mr. Weil aims a video camera at small-scale models of the story's settings, images of which appear simultaneously at the back of the stage.
The subjects of her large color photographs are actual children, whose images have been extensively tweaked and inserted almost seamlessly into pieced-together settings, parts of which have been painted and scanned into the computer by the artist.
