Sentence examples for whose alternating from inspiring English sources

Sound propagating through a gas can be pictured as a pressure wave whose alternating increase and falling off of pressure, called a sinusoidal variation of pressure, with time at any point in the medium is accompanied by a corresponding fluctuation in the temperature.

The landscape of mostly single-family homes has a pleasing uniformity about it, enhanced especially by the row houses whose alternating round and squared-off bays, topped by colorful cornices, create an eye-catching tableau along 73rd Street.

If instead one focuses on the rates of growth in economic activity, so that the data can be reasonably thought of as being stationary, an alternative way to conceive of cyclical phenomena is to speculate that the data are generated by a mixture process whose alternating pattern is driven by a hidden-Markov process.

"We want people whose alternate job choice is product manager for Microsoft," says Charles Federman, 40, Broadview's chairman.

He joined Broadview in 1993, turning down job offers from better-known investment banks.; "We want people whose alternate job choice is product manager for Microsoft".; Rossmann explains: "Wall Street didn't have a sense of what winning and losing in the trenches of operations is like.

Here, we specifically call an sSNV whose alternate alleles all come from one strand a strand-biased sSNV.

"Becoming George Sand" offers a more sympathetic heroine in the writer whose story alternates with Maria's.

Bill Granger, a newspaperman turned novelist whose fiction alternated between international spy thrillers and police procedurals set on the gritty streets of Chicago — and occasionally blended both — died on April 22 at a veterans home in Manteno, Ill.

The wife, whose mouth alternated between a humiliated frown and a we're-on-TV-smile throughout the tongue-lashing, and her husband told the producers afterward that they wanted the segment edited out.

Espressos were set before a party of five men whose interest alternated between the soccer game on an overhead TV and free plates of pan dulce (fruit cake) and nougat.

Patricia Neal, who made her way from Kentucky's coal country to Hollywood and Broadway, winning an Academy Award and a Tony, but whose life alternated almost surreally between triumph and tragedy, died on Sunday at her home in Edgartown, Mass., on Martha's Vineyard.