Sentence examples for whose extents from inspiring English sources

Jet streams whose extents are relatively isolated are called jet streaks.

In the case of membrane interfacial proteins whose extents do not cover the lipid bilayer, a minimum protein extent is set to Z = 20 Å and Z = −20 Å.

Yet an additional benefit of this means of characterization is the ability to identify specific lectins whose extents of binding might also directly correlate with metastatic capacity.

Here was a problem whose extent he had not anticipated.

Children are being done an injustice whose extent we may not yet fully comprehend.

The United States has been demanding that North Korea abandon its missile development program, whose extent is not fully known.

Guides lead tours that detail the history of the complex and explore a small area within the tunnels, whose extent still remains unknown.

An empire was for a short time achieved whose extent and stability enabled Alp-Arslan's and Malik-Shah's great minister, Niẓām al-Mulk (died 1092), to pay a ferryman on the Oxus River with a draft cashable in Damascus.

The Gulf is a region still mysterious to the West, whose extent of exposure rarely surpasses glimpses of sheiks attending a summit, or abaya-clad ladies getting into a Rolls-Royce with Hermès shopping bags.

His lumping together of two states separated by more than a thousand miles is surprising for a scholar of American studies but completely typical of the coast-centric insularity whose extent I've realized recently in moving to Iowa from Maryland.

Decalin is the most reactive compound whose extent of oxidation increases monotonically with increasing temperature and pressure.