Sentence examples for whereby one moves from inspiring English sources
This incremental nature of knowledge makes ample room for the traditional Mahāyāna teachings of the gradated bodhisattva path whereby one moves from the aspiration for enlightenment to the gradual realization of enlightenment.
Many companies deployed Slack through a "land and expand" deployment, whereby one unit started using it passionately, and from there it moved across the organization like wildfire.
Consolidation may be seen as a simple distal proximal passive mechanism, whereby the molecules supporting dynamic exploratory and advancing movement at the growth cone become gradually diluted out as one moves towards the cell body.
"Psychological projection" -- a psychological defense mechanism whereby one "projects" one's own undesirable thoughts, motivations, desires, feelings, and so on onto someone else.
The objective of the moving window was to leverage the fact that neighbouring SNPs will likely be in linkage disequilibrium, whereby one SNP is at least partially predictive of the neighbouring SNP.
Denarration (n) The process whereby one's life stops feeling like a story.
She wins Bertram by a bed trick, that admirable device whereby one woman substitutes for another.
DENARRATION The process whereby one's life stops feeling like a story.
The New Yorker, December 19 , 1925P. 1 There are all kinds of ways whereby one can save trouble.
The Footwork No one moves like Federer.
