Sentence examples for which is a continuation of from inspiring English sources

Schwarz, who used to work for Xybernaut, is the leader of the MIThril development, which is a continuation of his Smart Vest project.

The epithelium, which is a continuation of the epithelium of the conjunctiva, is itself made up of about six layers of cells.

Laura, a first-year fellow, now spends her days combing medical journals, seeking a handful of researchers worth venture capital funding, which is a continuation of her earlier work.

This sac is lined internally by the tunica vasculosa, containing a network of blood vessels, and is covered by the tunica vaginalis, which is a continuation of the membrane that lines the abdomen and pelvis.

Her father is the author of six books about the American Mafia, including "Gotti: Rise and Fall" (Onyx, 1996) and "The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Mafia" (Alpha, 2002); he currently writes about organized crime for ganglandnews.com., which is a continuation of the Gang Land column he wrote for The Daily News in New York.

The noosphere is the culmination of the evolution of consciousness (which is a continuation of biological evolution).

Those numbers would not stand out so much if Wilson had not hit.259 with a.364 slugging in the first half of 2007, which was a continuation of his severe decline after his All-Star season in 2004.

"Art Nouveau, Hector Guimard and the idea of explorers in 1910," said Guillaume Henry after the Carven show, which was a continuation of the designer's spirit of youthful freshness and decency.

A total of around 27 million people came through the turnstiles to watch the top four divisions, which was a continuation of the general decline of football crowds since its peak in 1948-49 when there were just over 41 million spectators.

The only roads the traveler is able to choose are roads which are a continuation of the road he is already on.

By analogy, the only choices we are able to make are choices which are a continuation of the actual past and consistent with the laws of nature.