Sentence examples for whose classes are from inspiring English sources
Megastudy runs seven offline cram schools, whose classes are recorded and offered on the Web.
An undergraduate student would pay less for a degree in engineering or biotechnology — whose classes are among the most expensive for universities — than for a degree in history or psychology.
The relation ↭ on R ( f ) induces an equivalence relation, whose classes are called chain components of f.
Analogously the relation '(< ^{mathrm{lw}})' determines in (mathcal{A}) an equivalence relation whose classes are written ([A]^{mathrm{lw}}).
The relation ↭ induces an equivalence relation on R ( f ), whose classes are called chain components of f.
The quality of these functions can be determined by examining their ability to classify samples whose classes are already known.
Soon thousands of people had flooded the village, including students whose classes were cut short after the 1988 uprising.
Students whose classes were held in severely damaged buildings will be relocated to other schools, Mr. Walcott said, and some classes may have to be broken up.
Struth went on to contrast the beloved, haimish Bechers, whose classes were often held at their house or in a Chinese restaurant, with the "much more difficult to deal with" Gerhard Richter Gerhardrd was very ironic.
A landmark study in 1975 found that children in classrooms on the noisy side of a school had lower reading scores than those whose classes were on the quiet side.
Thus, the faculty whose classes were recruited into the study were unique in that they were self-selected and taught undergraduate STEM courses at large research universities.
