Sentence examples for whose explanation is from inspiring English sources

It is one of the most famous examples of the corpuscular nature of light, which led to the development of quantum mechanics in the early 20th century, and whose explanation is still the standard in teaching Physics in high school.

The walls of San Juan Bautista Church at Talamanca de Jarama, Madrid, Spain, exhibit differences in water absorption, whose explanation is to be found in the various types of construction involved in its over seven centuries of building history, the weather conditions and the walls orientation.

If cell k is congested, the J-P cost would be decreased by ( t^{{A^{prime}}} - t^{A} ), whose explanation is similar to the former one.

This term extraction approach was focused to be used in the TopTax project [77], whose explanation is included in this section, although it may be used for other objectives.

With this as his methodological foundation, he places Locke, Condillac, Reid and Dugald Stewart among those whose explanation of the fact of thought is deficient; Plato, Aristotle, Leibniz and Kant are listed amongst those whose explanation is in many ways excessive.

Perhaps the most significant step in the theoretical explanation of these vibrations was provided in 1816 by the French mathematician Sophie Germain, whose explanation was of such elegance and sophistication that errors in her treatment of the problem were not recognized until some 35 years later, by the German physicist Gustav Robert Kirchhoff.

Tongo was described as a "completely unreliable witness" who contradicted others who gave evidence and whose explanations were "laughable".

Leibniz's conclusion is that there must be a being that is not merely hypothetically, but absolutely necessary, and whose own explanation is contained within itself.

Dozens, if not hundreds, of Masters golfers have four-putted with the cup above that precarious ledge, including Seve Ballesteros, whose explanation should be on a plaque near the green.

Although population size effects can account for the loss of rare variants they cannot justify the difference in mid-frequency alleles between M- and F-type, whose explanation might be found in a different action of natural selection.

All are recounted by a narrator whose belief in natural explanation is absolute, a rather literal-minded man whose scepticism must remain obstinate in response to the mounting terrors of the other characters.