Sentence examples for wherein we can from inspiring English sources

7. Subsisting in water or ice.... Since they agree in all particulars wherein we can already compare them, is it not probable they agree likewise in this?

America is a kind of lifeboat wherein we can save some but not all.

What we're really hoping for is a new, 2007 version of Duck Hunt, wherein we can finally shoot that damned dog who snickers at us for missing.

Figure 1 shows the low-resolution TEM image and the SAED pattern of the graphene film, wherein we can see that a highly crystallized structure of few-layer graphene film has been achieved with the typical sixfold symmetry.

Unlike the perspectival and private realm of sense perception, illumination holds out the prospect of fulfilling the yearning to which Augustine's eudaimonism gives such prominence, the yearning to find a realm wherein we can overcome the vulnerability that besets us and the moral distance that divides us from one another.

This study considers a phased array wherein we can adjust the amplitude and phase of each element, but where we can only observe the output of a single "sum" channel, and introduces an algorithm on this channel to adaptively null any residual sidelobe clutter.

This would bring about a process of civic maturation, a development that could only benefit all facets of human life.There are only two possible venues for change: our elected representatives, wherein the problem exists, or we can look to the people.

We need a flexible system wherein women can work at home, or take off a year or two without it impacting their careers.

We have developed a nosological system wherein dementia can be diagnosed as a syndrome and further classified by presumed underlying disease (for example Alzheimer's) and this classification can be subtyped again (Alzheimer's variants).

We evaluated a dataset from the Advogato online social network, wherein users can express the level of "trust" between themselves and another [12].

Anatomy departments today rely on donor programs, wherein individuals can sign up to donate their remains to medical education.