Sentence examples for whose connections from inspiring English sources

They investigated clustering based on paths of connectivity between identifiers which are not themselves unique, but the strength of whose connections can be determined by path analysis, and where the optimal cluster edges can be determined by minimizing edge weights.

There could be something to that — but whose image, and, one might add, whose connections?

There could be something to that but whose image, and, one might add, whose connections?

Yet the degree to which he has turned against Ms. Stewart, whose connections propelled his career at Merrill, is surprising.

Local firms depend heavily on the patronage of wealthy families, whose connections to each other and to the authorities are hard to fathom, yet impossible to ignore.

As is dismayingly customary, celebrities whose connections to Broadway are six-degrees-of-Kevin-Bacon-esque (Jennifer Lopez? Ashley Tisdale?) appeared as presenters.

Jedburgh, who fancies fine wine and good cigars, is a shadowy fixer whose loyalties are uncertain and whose connections go all the way to the top.

Think of someone drawing up a seating chart for a dinner of old friends whose connections he knows better than anyone.

Unlike a computer, whose connections are hard-wired, the synapses continually alter their strength, adding an extra layer of subtlety to the brain's operations.

"I came to the hotel and saw the possibilities," said the company's president, Anna Balletbo, whose connections with Gaza stretch back more than 40 years.

It was followed by Walking on Glass (1985), composed of three separate narratives whose connections are deliberately made obscure until near the end of the novel.