Sentence examples for vessels of which from inspiring English sources

The yolk mass is large in some animals and becomes surrounded by a membrane called the yolk sac, the vessels of which convey yolk to the embryo.

Nevertheless, the British blockade was extremely effective, and during 1915 the British patrols stopped and inspected more than 3,000 vessels, of which 743 were sent into port for examination.

Nephrops is now the most valuable fishery in the Clyde, targeted by around 120 vessels, of which 90% of landings are made by resident Clyde trawlers [56].

Atherosclerosis is a chronic inflammatory disease of blood vessels, of which macrophages play essential roles in the development of atherosclerosis.

We need a global-class research vessel, of which there are only a handful in the United States and which cost $30,000 a day.

The Centurion was carrying out a thirty-two hours' moderate-power trial, and when about thirty miles west of Portland crashed into and overwhelmed a vessel, of which no trace could afterwards be found in the sea.

"He visualized the vibrating, squiggling, looping, arcing line representing the three-dimensional movement, plotted in a cubic grid, of the dot of himself, accounting for the different speed and direction of each vessel of which he was a passenger – taxi, Earth, solar system, Milky Way, etc".

It consists of a volumetric/manometric gas adsorption instrument, the adsorption vessel of which is placed within a second vessel filled with inert gas.

The voyage was made in a vessel of which Hutchinson was part owner.

Later the divine light is enclosed in finite "vessels," most of which break under the strain, and the catastrophe of the "breaking of the vessels" occurs, whereby disharmony and evil enter the world.

Among them are 31 boldly painted chocolate drinking vessels, one of which says "chocolate" in hieroglyphs.