Sentence examples for whose improvements from inspiring English sources

In order to obtain a better understanding of experiences of those who had not made large improvements, two more participants whose improvements were graded as "minimally improved" were interviewed.

And if there was ever an example of being almost too good in a specific field, it's Haworth Tompkins, whose improvements to the National Theatre are exemplary.

Jacques Besson, (born 1540, Grenoble, Fr. died 1576, Orléans) engineer whose improvements in the lathe were of great importance in the development of the machine-tool industry and of scientific instrumentation.

1540 Grenoble, France 1576 Orléans, France Jacques Besson, (born 1540, Grenoble, Fr. died 1576, Orléans) engineer whose improvements in the lathe were of great importance in the development of the machine-tool industry and of scientific instrumentation.

April 5, 1752 Strasbourg, France August 5, 1831 near Passy, France Sébastien Érard, (born April 5, 1752, Strasbourg, Fr. died Aug. 5, 1831, near Passy) French piano and harp maker whose improvements in both instruments were largely responsible for their modern forms.

Sadly, many university departments whose improvements are not enough to place them in the upper echelon will find the RAE an exercise in frustration.

Recent research in Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) is reviewed with the emphases on a range of key systems whose improvement would be likely to lead to improved solar energy conversion efficiency and/or economic viability.

One such quarterback is Mark Sanchez, whose improvement in that area is a focal point for the Jets in 2011.

In Mansfield Park, thematically concerned as it was with notions of personal and aesthetic improvement, Repton was a villain whose "improvement" was a lie.

Chris Woakes, whose improvement over recent months continued with a return of four for 40, was the only visiting bowler to emerge with any credit.

At the Olympics New Zealand finished second, beating their world championship time to record 42.542, only to be beaten by Team GB, whose improvement on March was a little more than a second.