Sentence examples for whose cores from inspiring English sources

The biggest is the fact that the company does not know the exact condition of the fuel within the No. 1 and No. 3 reactors, whose cores appear to have melted through the inner containment vessels.

A high-resolution transmission electron microscopy study demonstrates that the product of the synthesis contains cylindrical carbon nanotubes whose cores are filled with cobalt nanoparticles or nanorods.

Such a blowing up operation is expected to be an effective method for extracting some intrinsic values from various geometric invariants, most of whose cores consist of some derivatives of the fundamental solution.

Finally, we prove that there exists a large class of 2-variable weighted shifts (T1,T2) (namely those pairs in H0 whose cores are of tensor form (cf. Definition 3.4)), for which the subnormality of (T21,T2) and (T1,T22) does imply the subnormality of (T1,T2).

They should not be confused with low-luminosity objects at the low-mass end of the main sequence, such as the hydrogen-fusing red dwarfs, whose cores are supported in part by thermal pressure, or the even lower-temperature brown dwarfs.

Amyloids are insoluble fibrillar protein aggregates whose cores consist of crystalline arrays of identical sequences in many molecules of the amyloid protein [22], [23].

By contrast, the Tate, whose core collection numbers just 65,437 works, lent 1,109 objects last year.

How odd to have steadfastly supported an enterprise whose core values you abjured.

"There is nothing trickier than making a movie whose core is politics," Ms. Weinstein said.

A recent article objects to an ideology whose "core … is the assertion 'trans women are women'".

But Pepsico, whose core brands are Walkers, Quaker, Tropicana and Pepsi, will be signing up.