Sentence examples for whose approximately from inspiring English sources

Many in the striking Writers Guild of America East and Writers Guild of America West — whose approximately 12,000 members walked out on Nov. 5 — have been eager to see whether directors would reach an agreement on those issues, perhaps pointing toward ways to end the standoff between producers and writers.

But what if you know nothing about the artist, as is true of the so-called Philadelphia Wireman, whose approximately 1,500 small, gnarly assemblages of wire and found detritus were discovered in garbage bags in a Philadelphia alley in 1982?

The product of two χ2 distributions involves the gamma function [26] whose square approximately exhibits an exponential probability density function.

The most intensive line corresponds to WGM TE12,1 whose wavelength approximately coincides with the spectral position of the gain maximum.

A triggered beat was similarly described as a positive deflection in the smooth repolarization phase of the AP whose amplitude approximately matched the amplitude of the initial AP.

Policy recommendations for diet, physical activity and other areas of daily living are provided by the Ministry of Education under whose jurisdiction approximately 85% of these boarding schools fall.

The same consideration explains the difference in inhibition by the Drosophila S68 Endos phosphomimetic protein, whose IC50 (approximately 500 nM from Figure 6D) is again intermediate between that for dephosphorylation of pEndos and pCDKS.

A triggered beat was similarly described as a positive deflection in the smooth repolarization phase of the action potential whose amplitude approximately matched the amplitude of the initial action potential.

The period has a first phase whose duration, approximately (β A / α A )/ β R, can be interpreted as the time required to synthesize sufficient repressor molecules at rate β R to titrate an equilibrium concentration of activator molecules, β A / α A. The second phase has duration approximately equal to α R − 1 ln ⁡ [ (β A / α A ) / β a / k ].

Under the rate-constant BD model with speciation and extinction rate being constant and μ > 0, we would expect a near-straight line whose slope approximately estimates r (i.e., the net per lineage diversification rate), but with a slight upturn in the number of lineages near the present with slope ≈  λ [ 82].

For example, we will pay out approximately 2% of our gross royalties for an artist whose music represents approximately 2% of what our users stream.