Sentence examples for whose anomaly from inspiring English sources

WARP allows nodes to monitor the number of routes created through each neighbour and isolates a particular neighbour whose anomaly value (route-building rate) is greater than the threshold.

Even though the route replies are not processed from such a neighbour whose anomaly value is greater than threshold, the route reply count maintained in the routing table for that neighbour is still incremented.

Instead, the positions of the pairs of points (whose anomaly values differ from each other by a constant value and whose distances are measured from a reference point), which are selected from the profile, are used to construct linear equations whose coefficients are related to the body parameters.

Preoperative evaluation be 3D-CT was not performed in 4 cases whose vessel anomaly was not recognized.

Lecrae, whose masterful "Anomaly" became the first album by a Christian rapper to hit No. 1, will anchor the showcase.

The p.E93G mutation was inherited from the father, whose only anomaly was mild inferior pigmentation of both retinas.

We performed spike tests on a two-dimensional phase velocity map at a period of 80 s. a Input model whose slow anomalies are located on the Society and Arago hotspots.

People whose cognitive anomalies impede them from arriving at and articulating complex and rationalized accounts of their own good very often are not accorded full status, and sometimes even are denied considerability, by moral and political theories, including pluralistic liberal theories committed to respecting citizens' diverse values.

It's an anomaly whose nearest parallel is in Iran.

And he may be remembered, ultimately, as a political anomaly whose staggering wealth and maverick streak often put him at odds with the labor and lobbying forces that have typically dominated New York City government.

It is when we identify religion as an anomaly whose precise configuration must be described that we get ourselves into trouble and fall to debating, as religion clause jurisprudence endlessly does, whether this particular ceremony or piece of behavior is "properly religious".