Sentence examples for which entail a from inspiring English sources

In salat, the five-times daily Muslim prayers, which entail a meditationlike centering of focus and several kneeling bows, he felt there were echoes of yogic poses.

One problem with teachers' ICT competences is the proliferation of various frameworks which entail a lack of definition of these competences.

Research should focus on dimensional and not on simplified categorical models, which entail a considerable loss of information.

And results from first data analysis may reveal systematic data errors, which entail a revision of the data-validation rules or the data-preparation algorithms.

They arise because of our implicit commitment to two concepts, that of mind and matter, which entail a radically different way of looking at the world and of explaining what occurs in it.

As a consequence, these dyadic outsourcing partnerships can be considered as different from broadly defined networks, which entail a multiplicity of - at least, more than two - economic agents establishing regular multilateral ties for purposes of information and knowledge sharing, services exchange and, ultimately, economic gain.

Then, just a week ago, I had surgery, which entailed a three-day hospital stay.

They were given a two-year juvenile probation, which entailed a curfew but no court date.

Even more poignantly, she has entered the preteen years, which entails a loss of childhood.

I plan to become an academic, which entails a great deal of the art of persuasion.

After school, Bårdsdatter studied biology in Oslo, which entailed a three-week field course in Svalbard.