Sentence examples for whose accurate from inspiring English sources

This force is represented by an integral whose accurate numerical evaluation is rather difficult.

Pablo Orbaiz's in-swinging cross from the right was powerfully met by Spanish compatriot Marcano, whose accurate header flew into Petr Cech's top corner.

Because of its essential role for replication, a viral helicase is an attractive target whose accurate mechanism is still largely unknown.

However, these binaries offer an extremely rich dynamical environment whose accurate investigation through analytical approaches is challenging at best and requires a significant number of restrictive assumptions.

In particular, they can be used to obtain experimental values of the complex Poisson's ratio, whose accurate measurement is otherwise quite challenging to perform directly.

Different production technologies (monocrystalline, polycristalline, and amorphous silicon) result into different I-V curves, whose accurate modeling represents an issue to be addressed in order to gain insight about the amount of energy flow produced under different working conditions [28].

Here we see the despairing, vatic outpourings of his piece of human loot, the Trojan princess Cassandra, whose always accurate prophecies are never believed.

One way to do this is to postulate a fundamental physical level, whose most accurate computational description identifies the (most fundamental) computation performed by the system.

And this is the reason why, consistent with its seemingly paradoxical principle of "a vertical layering that obscures no layer," metamodernism doesn't dialectically erase or silence postmodernism so much as thank it for its many decades of service and enlist its most useful principles in a new reality whose most accurate descriptor is "metamodern".

"I was tired of the virtual world of simply clicking mouse buttons," said Junji Hirayama, a doctor in Wakayama, Japan, whose hyper-accurate 747-400 mock-up stood in for a real flight deck in a hit Japanese television drama.

Illustrators were kept busy, particularly Jean Zallinger, whose carefully observed, accurate illustrations, from butterflies to blue whales, remain in demand.