Sentence examples for whose intrusion from inspiring English sources

In 1422 she married Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, whose intrusion into the Low Countries two years later destroyed the English-Burgundian alliance.

He was possibly the first to apply epidemiological theory to drugs policy (noting that their illegality promotes crime, he coined the phrase "iatrogenic government", comparing government to a doctor whose intrusion only makes a patient worse).

Figure3 illustrates an example of the female speech and crowd noise with music mixture labeled by conventional threshold and proposed method, whose intrusion energy is distributed in all channels.

Similar to Figure3, the response energy-labeling example of the speech and white noise mixture, whose intrusion energy is mainly distributed in high-frequency ranges, is shown in Figure4. Figure 3 The energy-labeled mask for the speech and crowd noise with music mixture.

The problem is that we have only one major point of reference when we debate what these trends might mean: the 20th-century totalitarian police state, whose every intrusion on privacy was in the service of tyrannical one-party rule.

The Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk, whose intricate intrusions of past into present have been compared to Proust's, works on the memory of a nation and a civilization.

The vicious Natasha, around whose territorial intrusions the plot revolves, is played here by Pablo Messiez, a young man who looks like an aspiring band manager in the groovier precincts of Los Angeles.

Further hearings are continuing in the case of John Yettaw, the American whose two-day intrusion in early May at the villa of Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi was the cause of her trial.

There and then, "one of the highest marks of a desirable landholding was that, to use a much later phrase, 'a river runs through it', and that this river should hold fish, whose safety from proletarian intrusion must be upheld by law".

Among the most significant research difficulties in such networks safety is intrusion detection, whose target is to distinguish between misuse and abnormal behavior so as to ensure secure, reliable network operations and services.

The second eruptive cycle was terminated with the intrusion of the Gadaeri granite whose biotite K-Ar age is 63.9 ± 1.8 Ma (Reedman et al. 1989) (Figure 2).