Sentence examples for whose hardness from inspiring English sources

Their hardness generally falls below 21/2, except for antigorite, whose hardness is reported to be 21/2 31/2.

We, the audience, seated on tiered wooden benches whose hardness I was never aware of until the show was over, are perched right over the killing fields.

Inside, a padded dashboard and finely detailed fittings impart an upmarket aura, but it's a shame the padding couldn't extend to the door trims whose hardness breaks the spell.

Meanwhile Withe was engaged in an enthralling battle with Migueli, an imperious defender whose hardness had been established beyond doubt when he played in most of Barcelona's victory Fortuna Düsseldorf in the 1979 Cup Winners' Cup final, including extra time, with a broken collarbone.

Next, a formal analysis shows that it is possible to generate forced satisfiable instances whose hardness is similar to unforced satisfiable ones.

The powders were harder than quartz whose Mohs hardness is 7, but were not as hard as sapphire (Mohs hardness: 9).

His family described a driven father whose military hardness and intimidating nature have melted around his grandchildren.

The interest of such films whose features (hardness and low dry friction coefficient) can be adjusted is underlined.

For different island operations (whose electrical "hardness" depends on the size of KF) will be shown the results of the simulations on the Dispatcher Training Simulator (DTS) used for the training of parallel operations of two or more power turbine generators / blocks.

The asperity degree and distribution increased with the treatment temperature and time, whose effects on hardness and elastic modulus were corrected by the contact stiffness analysis.

In this paper we consider diophantine equations of degree increasing type (see Definition 3.1) over integers and propose a new public key cryptosystem whose security relies on the hardness to find a rational solution to them.