Sentence examples for the aggregate of which is from inspiring English sources

L. 111 203, § 721(a)(9)(A)(ii), substituted "amounts invested on a discretionary basis, the aggregate of which is" for "total assets in an amount" in introductory provisions.

Podes provided information on population and the number of health facilities in all villages within a district, the aggregate of which is calculated for each district.

Human existence is only a composite of the five aggregates, none of which is the self or soul.

As large banks and financial firms expand into country after country, private financial data is increasingly being aggregated into the cloud most of which is actually located on servers in the US and Europe.

The method chosen consists in modelling the care trajectory as an ordered succession of dated events aggregated into states, the granularity of which is defined from care provision guidelines.

These aggregates include smaller ones, the size of which is about 100 nm (particles II) (Figure 4c,d).

Compartments are envisaged as iron aggregates ("pools") the iron content of which is a systemic variable, expressed in units of μg iron per animal.

Indeed, TEM image of the membrane powder shows the agglomerate, which consists of aggregates, a size of which is from 30 nm (Figure 5).

The aggregates evidently give pores, a radius of which is about 4 nm (see Figure 4).

If the aggregates, the ideas of which are conceived collectively as a whole(s) or a continuum/continua, they could not be ultimately real.

It has been noticed before that fiat boundaries come in two distinct types (those demarcating material entities and those demarcating immaterial entities) and, consequently, fiat entities may also be considered as: (i) "fiat parts" and (ii) "fiat aggregates", the latter of which are aggregates of which the constituting material entities are not connected to each other [23].