Sentence examples for whose durations from inspiring English sources
objs ((list of) Music21Object) – The object(s) whose durations will be scaled.
The different stages of the crack path, whose durations depend on the testing conditions, revealed distinct fatigue fracture features.
Mr. Haller cited a report produced by a coalition of which his organization is a member arguing that the board under President Barack Obama operated on a biblical scale, upending a series of precedents whose durations sum to more than 4,000 years.
Among its 52 trips, whose durations run from 9 to 70 days, are 17 new ones, including eight "Europe on a Shoestring" journeys by bicycle, train or on foot that enable participants to explore the cities and countryside of Western Europe.
Its short-time spectra are evaluated using two rectangular windows, and, whose durations are marked along the time axis.
It is worth recalling that this method relies on bivariate statistics and on sliding windows whose durations vary as a function of the temporal distribution of data.
But this is more of a phenomenon — whose duration can't be predicted — than a trend.
A problem for certain ACIS OBS_IDs whose duration crosses an ACIS T_GAIN epoch boundary.
We need, generally, to stop treating our wars as natural phenomena whose duration we can do no more about than we can about the wind.
Porter came up with the idea of using pulses of light whose duration was shorter than the lifetime of the free radicals.
"The librettist, Simon Rees, came up with the idea of an opera whose duration should match the boiling of an egg," says Reynolds.
