Sentence examples for whose determination is from inspiring English sources

But they had nothing on Mr. Camargo, whose determination is both the most unnerving and the most touching thing about "Two Sons of Francisco," a Brazilian film that is being shown, beginning today, at the Museum of Modern Art's "Premiere Brazil!" film festival.

Time series of internal and external (inducing) coefficients, whose determination is a prerequisite for this formulation, will be available as a Swarm Level-2 data product.

They exploit a discontinuity in the determination process to estimate the disincentive effect for a subgroup of applicants whose determination is based on vocational factors3.

Only by knowing individual biomass concentrations it is possible to calculate biomass specific rates which form the basis of these models and whose determination is hence required for their evaluation.

These models typically involve many free parameters whose determination is a substantial obstacle to model development.

But, in truth, Dolezal has been dressed precisely as we all are, in a fictive garb of race whose determinations are as arbitrary as they are damaging.

Dolezal's actions attracted plenty of scorn, but I have some sympathy with her, and I think The New Yorker's Jelani Cobb summed it up best when he wrote that she "has been dressed precisely as we all are, in a fictive garb of race whose determinations are as arbitrary as they are damaging.

Mr. Chávez comes across as a rough-hewn but good-hearted man of the people whose bullheaded determination is softened by a sense of humor.