"I grew up in a family, the values of which I didn't understand," he said.
Corrections may be applied by multiplying the concentrations by certain factors called activity coefficients, the values of which can be calculated theoretically or derived from other measurements.
The German foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle, said in a statement, "We must not allow violations to happen against our common European values, of which democracy and the rule of law are central".
"As a result of BNY Mellon's misconduct, the Salvation Army has incurred losses and is left holding unproductive, toxic assets with extended maturity dates, the values of which have substantially declined," the organization said in a lawsuit filed on Friday.
Played absolutely straight, and no doubt deriving from an exchange that the author himself had overhead in similar circumstances, this seems to show Waugh sympathising with another social group forced to deal with a collapse in traditional values, of which the Bright Young People were an all too conspicuous symbol.
The fact that a mainland advert is in your face with its appeal to filial piety does not necessarily mean much, because it can be just as unbearably heavy-handed as ads with all-American values, of which there are also examples.
If the Convention gave Bill Clinton's rating a twenty-point "bounce" (one of this year's indispensible political terms along with "family values," of which the bipartisan flip side is "bimbo"), surely it could provide a modest upward shift in popularity for the needy mayor of the Convention's host city.
The RMSE values of which are investigated to achieve the optimum NN.
c, (c_{i}) represent various positive constants, the exact values of which are not important.
A second-order polynomial equation was developed, the regression coefficient values of which exhibited a R2 value of 0.74.
Thus, we may conclude that for predicting physical attributes, values of which are visually explicit, specific representations are more effective.
