Sentence examples for whose evolution is from inspiring English sources

For Jan, whose evolution is rendered in ravishingly authentic detail by Mr. Sewell, religion is music.

This approach enables us to focus on resolving the thermal front structure, whose evolution is governed by thermal diffusion and heat release.

A novel numerical scheme is presented for solving the problem of two dimensional Stokes flows with free boundaries whose evolution is driven by surface tension.

The model assists in interpreting the experimental lattice strains whose evolution is often complex because of the many deformation modes involved.

The post-peak softening is modeled by an internal scalar, so-called softening variable, whose evolution is governed by a saturation law.

Damage is reflected through the fourth-order compliance tensor involving a damage parameter whose evolution is determined from the second invariant of the stress tensor.

The most prominent feature is the Rift Valley, whose evolution was associated with flood volcanism, rift deformation and migration, formation of caldera volcanoes and the rise and establishment of many lakes, up to about 0.3 Ma.

Along with the evolution parameters remember the drill string spreads mechanical waves, whose evolution was studied with a suitable mathematical model.

The connectivity distribution of a network whose evolution was simulated in this manner is shown in figure 4a) (open circles, °).

The sites whose evolution are the most correlated with the character S are the most likely susceptibility sites.

P < 0.01 Other variables whose evolution was studied during patient follow-up are not included in Table 1, are described next.