Sentence examples for which actually occurred from inspiring English sources

All of the pictures in the Talk piece come from that photograph session, which actually occurred in 1992.

Beginning in 2000, A.I.G.'s earnings releases and annual reports have given the impression of greater growth and consistency than that which actually occurred.

However, based on the same nanocatalyst quantity, the deposition rates which actually occurred and are in situely monitored by EQCM are measured to be faster than theoretical value given by MPT.

Hecatombs on this scale were beyond the range of imagination in the 19th century, and those which actually occurred took place in the world of backwardness or barbarism outside the range of progress and "modern civilisation", and were surely destined to retreat in the face of universal, if uneven, advance.

'A loan, if your Honor please, is something that relates to a state of mind between the person who is receiving the money and the person who is giving the money, and again the repayment which actually occurred in this case is only one aspect of whether or not the transfer of funds between one party or from one party to another is actually a loan.

Retrospective analysis may be considered a very special case of bootstrapping in which just the sample paths which actually occurred are used.

"It is the simulation of the conduct which actually occurs which must be proved to be an act of gross indecency".

In order to describe these phenomena which actually occur at different length scales, a multi-scale approach is introduced which applies the Finite Element Method as the numerical simulation tool.

Note that the next jump predicted by the location of each circle matchesthat which actually occurs.

'Probability' is apparently, among other things, a modal concept, plausibly outrunning that which actually occurs, let alone that which is actually observed.

Finally, Metaphor relations, which actually occur rarely, would be defined when a media draws a similarity between two referents belonging to different domains.