Sentence examples for total in which from inspiring English sources
Bonds also, in each of his last two years, exceeded by a good margin a total in which Williams for many years had ranked second only to Ruth, that of walks drawn in a single season.
This week, the French government said it fully supported the decision of Total (in which it retains a small shareholding) to sign a $2 billion contract, together with Russia's Gazprom and Malaysia's Petronas, to develop Iranian gas reserves.
Captain Mahendra Dhoni countered with 71, but Broad blew away the tail to bowl India out for 152, a total in which a record-equalling six batsmen were out for ducks.
During the sensing period T p, there are H=⌈k(1−P hold )⌉=⌈k(P up +P down )⌉ alterations of channel state in total, in which we assume that there are l times of decrease and H−l times of increase of the number of available channels.
For one observer (TN), two additional repetitions with the rotating walker were completed (six in total) in which the observer was encouraged to hold the less dominant percept.
Table 1 presents information about the seven surveys with 27 955 respondents in total, in which questions about use of tobacco and snus were asked.
His scoring numbers are close to last season's totals, in which he had 27 points, which included 15 goals.
Nolan's subject lies elsewhere, lies hidden it's his tribute to the collective purpose, the national unity, the total mobilization for a total war in which Britain's very existence, the very existence of national culture, is at stake.
These movies mostly feature angry pixels contending in the dead air — action sequences of total physical abandonment and virtually total meaninglessness, in which nothing imprints itself on your memory except the experience of being excited.
A world completely different from the premise of Total Recall, in which our fantasies are generated by artificial memory implants.
Xenakis once announced that he sought "a total exaltation in which the individual mingles, losing his consciousness in a truth immediate, rare, enormous, and perfect".
