Sentence examples for which are proliferating from inspiring English sources

Many companies are trying to improve the way people type on touch screens, which are proliferating swiftly.

Anyone who has a new task for the Kinect can experiment with the tools, which are proliferating.

Closed-circuit television cameras, which are proliferating around the world, often track your moves; your mobile phone reveals your location; your transit pass and credit cards leave digital trails.

Just as Americans became used to having Toyotas in their driveways and Sonys in their living rooms, Japanese are increasingly having to come to terms with products that say Intel or emit Microsoft's chimes, and with American chains like Starbucks and Costco, which are proliferating.

Fortune is probably the world's busiest and best-known elevator consultant, especially in the category of super-tall towers — buildings of more than a hundred stories — which are proliferating around the world, owing in large part to elevator solutions provided by men like Fortune.

Smaller seed investors or micro-VC funds, which are proliferating, don't need billion-dollar exits to return their funds, so they are happier with smaller exits — what Dave McClure calls a "Moneyball" model.

However, the soviets, which were proliferating rapidly, did not contest the right of the bourgeoisie to rule.

Campaigns for new or refurbished buildings, which were proliferating just last year, "have all but ground to a halt," the study reports.

Figures 2 and 3 prove that the PC could effectively promote the biological action of the microbes which were proliferating in the biofilms of 3D-channels, and that the microbes could effectively decompose the protein, fat, minerals, etc., which were included in the artificial waste water.

Implantation of hybrid constructs, which were proliferated dynamically, showed bone formation in nude mice after 6 weeks of implantation.

It is not clear which cells are proliferating and no conclusion can be drawn.