Sentence examples for wherein for from inspiring English sources

Probably the most common convention of this sort is the "accordion" sequence, wherein, for example, a drawing room conversation between two people is introduced in an establishing shot of the setting and the actors.

J. R. Tozer: Bird's served primarily in it (s in prion1, & lit).. A. Varney: Wherein, for character facing purgatory, ordinary would have supplied prayer (cf. orison; see ordinary (n); & lit).. A. Vick: Enclose half of this in half of these and those, perhaps ((th)is in pron ouns)).

intrinsic viscosity wherein for a monodisperse system, it has a typical value of 2.5.

A series of experiments were designed wherein, for the same conditions, particle height varied widely.

Let denote a partition of the set wherein for i ≠ j, and for i = 1,... m, and let Ψ denote the set of all possible partitions ψ.

However, from Fig. 8, it is observed that for Kobe, 1995 earthquake wherein for Structure 1 the shear force is increased above the 12 th floor.

Global health may be defined as "collaborative transnational research and action for promoting health for all," wherein "health for all" refers back to the 1978 Declaration of Alma Ata as proclaimed by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Taking this into account, on average only 25%% of CFA is utilized (Sommerville et al. 2013), wherein 38%% for US, 47 % for the EU and 15%% for India (Yao et al. 2014a, b; reference therein).

There should be more emphasis on describing genetic diversity, wherein genes for useful traits are tracked down in a wide range of species for potential transfer into economically useful plants.

The approach provides causal relationships between macro and micro scales wherein procedures for homogenization of properties and localization of small-scale response are built-in.

Given time and effort a new alliance might be created wherein support for collaborative projects refers to an approach that allows anyone to file 'bugs' on the biological processes, interactions and reactions in laboratories, fields and bodies.