Sentence examples for whose criterion from inspiring English sources
David Hayes, whose Criterion runs on Wednesday in the Prince of Wales's Stakes, says of cobalt: "It's definitely been about.
There is a high quotient of nothing in the moca show, whose criterion seems to be doctrinal correctness rather than, as at the Guggenheim, aesthetic appeal.
This will seriously affect the accuracy of the phase selection element as whose criterion is current overshoot.
The best reference trajectory is found by solving an additional optimization problem whose criterion penalizes the variance of the control signal.
This is because a clan constitutes a limited group of households united by a common interest in survival, and occupying a collectively owned territory inherited from their putative common ancestors, and whose criterion of membership is not common descent but common geographical origin, or the clan territory called dabar in Soqotri.
The BIJ's applications have twice been rejected by the charity regulator, whose criteria include broad restrictions on political activity.
One of the complexities of thinking about motherhood is that it's so hard to decide what — or, really, whose — criteria to apply.
Human-rights groups have long denounced the practice – whose criteria can be as vague as killing "military-aged males" in regions where terrorists operate – as anonymous killing.
In Renaissance Italy, the rise of a rich, socially ambitious merchant class fostered a preoccupation with "good taste," whose criteria included subtlety of color and perfection of form.
Of course what counts is decent housing; an education system that works (according to whose criteria?); proper care for the elderly; en end to poverty; civility; respect; revived social networks.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, none of the above took out Tennis Australia's 2015 Newcombe Medal (though at least Kokkinakis received a nomination, presumably to pad out the numbers), to whose criteria the ruling body this year tellingly added a new line about being the "best ambassador".
