Sentence examples for which is stressed from inspiring English sources

For each host h in sources (which is stressed), VMs with less CPU load are filtered.

It is therefore the concept of strategic alliances, between small and large firms, with mutual benefits for both, which is stressed here.

For instance, the result from 1E8W and 1E90 clearly bares a remarkable degree of topological similarity between indirectly relatable chemical classes (flavonoids and nucleotides) [28], which is stressed by the nucleotide-like ligands among the top hits (Fig. 1).

Psychosocial care was provided in about 20% of cases, the importance of which is stressed by the fact that pediatricians noted psychosocial problems in 16% of all cases.

This prevents inclusion bias, the importance of which is stressed even more for survival analysis, where time between primary and revision arthroplasty is calculated.

It can also cause lack of appetite, which is stress-induced.

Analysts said that Apple, which is stressing the importance of owning digital content, rather than subscribing to a service, is now well positioned to compete in the digital music market.

Unstressed vowels are not weakened as in English but are given the same value in pronunciation as those which are stressed.

In Fig. 6, difference in pitch changes are clearly visible for the /ler/ and /dan/ suffixes both of which are stressed in the utterance.

Following the theoretical assumptions discussed in [21], we adopted to mark all vowels, which are stressed (the syllable nuclei) within a word.

Such animals are far more likely to be humanely slaughtered without posing a hazard to themselves and workers than those which are stressed and handled improperly.