Sentence examples for whose electric from inspiring English sources

Negative TCR, or NTCR, ceramics are materials whose electric resistance decreases as temperatures rise.

The 200 new buses, whose electric power is replenished by small diesel motors, would be delivered in 2003.

The patients are typically children with burns from kerosene lamps, common in a country whose electric service is only intermittent.

Who: a French electropop band led by the fabulous Julie Budet, whose electric blue onesie matched the energy she brought to Coachella's Gobi stage.

In 1998, scientists in France found that by layering iron and chromium, they created a material whose electric resistance changed markedly when placed in a magnetic field.

I've sat in cars whose electric cells were regenerated by the kinetic energy of the car going downhill, while feeling like I was in a Hummer.

Consider Knight Landesman (bottom right), the publisher of Artforum magazine, whose electric-blue suit was nearly a match for his chair.

The guest bathroom, located in a rare windowless area between the front door and the loft, is a miniscule space whose electric-pink walls are no wider than the toilet itself, no deeper than my arms stretched wide.

Noon 6) TWEET, TWEET, TWEET The city's unrelenting traffic jams take on a humorous form at the KL Bird Park (920 Jalan Cenderawasih, Lake Gardens; 60-3-2272-1010; www.klbirdpark.com), where you'll share the path with psychedelic-hued scarlet ibises, posturing peacocks and Victoria crowned pigeons, whose electric-blue feather tiaras put their drab New York cousins to shame.

Bill Briggs, whose throbbing electric piano riffs were central to their groove, sold cars.

Tesla Motors, whose snazzy electric vehicles are a must-have in Silicon Valley, had a 350% run-up in its shares last year.