Sentence examples for sheets of which from inspiring English sources

Also invited that day was one of the university's Nobel prize winners, Konstantin Novoselov, co-discoverer of the world's first "2D substance", graphene, sheets of which are one atom thick.

The wall of CNTs is single or multiple layers of graphene sheets, of which those formed by rolling up of single sheet are called single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) and those formed by rolling up of more than one sheets are called multi-walled CNTs (MWCNTs).

The calligraphy is similar to that of other hieratic manuscripts of the New Kingdom; the text is written in horizontal lines across wide columns (often the column size corresponds to the size of the papyrus sheets of which a scroll is made up).

Simon Jenkins, no Corbynite leftie, used his column in last night's Evening Standard, the capital's free sheet of which he was once editor (and I a general reporter), elegantly to savage the record of the Brexit mayor Boris Johnson.

Both laser beams were focussed into a sheet, of which the overlap while traversing the spray was monitored.

The main contact between this αβ complex and the γ subunit is via an intersubunit β sheet, of which the C-terminal end of the β subunit provides two strands and the γ subunit the third.

You're trying to form a square or rectangle with the sheet, of which the L of the fitted fabric will form two sides.

The LRRs are organized to form two β-sheets, one of which (sheet B1) occupies the concave inner side of the molecule and contains residues crucial for PG recognition [[ 14]].

He has created signs that consist of a sheet of e-ink sandwiched between two plastic sheets, one of which is essentially a transparent electrode.

She records these on the club's evaluation sheets, each of which has entries for the burger's "Diameter," "Weight," "Total Height," and "Patty Height".

Stromal cells were driven to form collagen sheets, 3 of which were superimposed to form vaginal stromas.