Sentence examples for whose interrelationships from inspiring English sources

Salt domes are one of a number of kinds of salt structures whose interrelationships are shown diagrammatically in Figure 1.

A traditional musical instrument is a collection of acoustic elements whose interrelationships are fixed by the instrument builder.

It dispenses with the usual courtesies of exposition; plunging you without ceremony into a drab, postwar world full of drab, postwar people whose interrelationships and experiences are entirely opaque.

It is increasingly recognized that the human brain is organized into large-scale intrinsic connectivity networks (ICNs) whose interrelationships are altered in characteristic ways during psychological tasks.

Also, unlike tight clustering which produces a large number of clusters whose interrelationships are not known, nMDS gives a clear picture of the relationships between data points across time.

The second major clade of the 5-stranded assemblage unifies a group of β-GF domains whose interrelationships were previously unknown.

Yet McGrath's first challenge will be to devise an artistic programme that complements Wales's existing theatre infrastructure, formed by a group of powerful organisations that already have some claim towards being de facto national theatres, and whose interrelationship has not always been harmonious.

The anther parasites appeared in two different well-supported lineages whose interrelationship remained unresolved.

On the other hand, the availability of high-throughput genetic sequencing technologies is resulting in a wealth of papers on new mutations and syndromes, whose interrelationship will need thorough study in the years to come.

First, it is possible that the relative ease of using commercial heroin no need to spend time manufacturing the heroin or to inject large volumes of weak drug solutions has led to increases in the number of IDUs and hence to changes in the social networks whose interrelationship and whose injection behaviours may foster the spread of blood-borne viruses.

"I'm a fairly digressive writer, and some of my favorite material from the novel I simply could not include," said Mr. Russo, whose sprawling story tells of interrelationships and tensions in a fading Maine mill town.