Sentence examples for whereby extra from inspiring English sources

This enables to consider over-critical currents (i.e. beyond hysteresis saturation), whereby extra care must be taken for the numerical simulations.

We are exploring a strategy whereby extra glycans are incorporated onto gp120 to occlude the epitopes of non-neutralizing mAbs while maintaining exposure of the b12 site.

Alternatively, they can be insertions or deletions, whereby extra instructions are added or lost, respectively.

I happily let my kids play its predecessor which, for all its flaws, had no loot boxes and no scheme whereby paying extra gave certain players a leg up over others.

Two years ago, as the choreographer on "The Matrix," Yuen entered the lists of American action movies, and lent that exploding-skyscraper genre a little stylishness by teaching kung-fu to Keanu Reeves, and by subjecting the cast to "wirework," a Hong Kong extra whereby the fighters are attached to wires, like Peter Pan, so that they can move upward as well as in the usual directions.

British Airways already operates a carbon-offset scheme in conjunction with Climate Care, whereby passengers can pay extra to offset emissions from their flight.

Compared with traditional projection, however, digital projection includes an extra step, whereby the images in the static sequence are generated from flashes of light.

It is shown that a simple hypothesis whereby the secretion of extra-cellular matrix (ECM) is oxygen dependent and that ECM itself stimulates cell proliferation is sufficient to explain the experimental data, which under conditions of low oxygen reveals increased total cell proliferation, upregulation of the numbers of undifferentiated cells, and extended lag phase.

In September, Hulu rolled out a new option, whereby viewers can pay an extra $4 a month and avoid commercials altogether.

Exchange services, whereby timeshare owners pay an extra fee to join an exchange club to, for example, swap their week in the Canaries for a week in Rome.

The government is running a scheme whereby older people can buy extra state pension on what experts say are "very favourable" terms – but the take-up so far has been shockingly low.