Sentence examples for whose applying from inspiring English sources

As an example of such RPS, there is a knowledge (named K1) whose applying condition is "If x ∈ acid"; a hierarchy of material classes related with K1 is shown in Fig. 1.

In the Iowa farm family exposure study (Curwin et al. 2007), the estimated geometric mean concentration of the urinary metabolite of metolachlor was 4 times higher (not statistically significant) over the sampling period in women whose husbands applied the chemical compared with those whose husbands did not.

But the scandal may well narrow his appeal, turning him from someone whose virtues seemed relevant to many fields of work into someone whose virtues apply mainly to golf.

But the scandal may well narrow his appeal, turning him from someone whose virtues seemed relevant to many fields of work into someone whose virtues apply mainly to golf.In a follow-up blog post, he adds:My column in this week's issue on the troubles of Tiger Woods was written almost a week ago, and went to press on Thursday.

The study* surveyed roughly 1,000 parents whose children received vouchers and attended a private school in 1996-97 and 1,000 parents whose children applied for the programme but did not enroll.

Instead of carefully selecting its pupils, it accepted every boy and girl whose parents applied.

The complexity of the structures, raising the question of whose law applies, is one problem.

In addition, the state, whose program applies only to previously owned houses, provides up to $7,000 more for necessary repairs.

Thirteen states have laws against sodomy, but Texas is one of just four whose law applies only to gay sex.

Though countries have the legal obligation to ensure freedom of expression, the internet is inherently international, so whose law applies?

Among those denied entry was Anne Frank, whose father applied for refugee status for his family in 1941, unsuccessfully.