Sentence examples for wherein what from inspiring English sources

Aureoli's esse apparens opened up the possibility of an experience, wherein what appears to be present, might actually not be present or even in existence.

It is also our freedom and autonomy, as we approach the condition wherein what happens to us follows from our nature (as a determinate and determined mode of one of God's attributes) alone and not as a result of the ways external things affect us.

In the last few years, with the advent of new sequencing technologies, the field of ancient DNA is experiencing a new era wherein what was once impossible is now possible, as for example drafting genomes of extinct organisms such as Homo neanderthalensis[ 11], or distinguishing endogenous from contaminant DNA in archaic Homo sapiens specimens [ 12].

Much more interesting, I think, than any "rah-rah-look-how-great-we-are" claptrap, is examining Microsoft's press release, wherein it explains What's What.

And so to a new occasional series "You're A What Now?", wherein we celebrate new career directions for unlikely celebrities.

This serves as a springboard for the rest of the game, wherein Russia uses the (what they think is) American attack as a pretext for war.

The Guardian published a new interview with Tesla engineer and current employee AJ Vandermeyden on Tuesday, wherein Vandermeyden lays out what she sees as a history of discriminatory treatment in a male-dominated work environment.

The former applies to examples like folding@home whereas the latter applies to the collaboration in open source software project, which is widely distributed and involves loosely connected individuals who cooperate with each other for a diverse range of motivations wherein contributors can choose what and when to contribute independently of each other (ibid).

They can work with their students to create collective norms and rules for discourse, wherein they define together what 'respectful language' constitutes, collectively agree to assume good intent, discuss how they will respond when they feel offended, and provide them with common language to express concern or remorse when they've created offense.

First, it is, relatively speaking, low-cost in terms of allowing access to resources due to its 'elasticity' an on-demand service wherein one pays for what one needs.

Now for the tricky part, wherein I explain to you what "This House" is about.