Sentence examples for whose master's from inspiring English sources

Together with his creative associate Russell Woodhead, whose master's in psychology informed the play's explorations of the human ability to cope with being in space, the pair consulted with astrobiologist Dr Lewis Dartnell for the production to fully inform the scientific and psychological complexities of such missions.

Inácio was a slave whose master's daughter fell in love with him.

Poly, whose master's program is also online, prefers students with bachelor's degrees in computers, math, science or engineering.

Claude Shannon (1916 2001) was a talented electrical engineer and mathematician whose Master's thesis revolutionized the theory of switching circuits by applying Boolean algebra to analyze circuit design.

"We have only about 10 percent of the 11 murals that fell," said Stephanie Hornbeck, the chief conservator with the Smithsonian, whose master's degree focused on Haitian art.

Sam Gold ("The Aliens," "Circle Mirror Transformation") directs Kimberly Rosenstock's comedy about a woman whose master's degree in art therapy doesn't solve her problems as expected.

Unfortunately the girl he loves is Agnès, whose master, he casually tells Arnolphe, is a dolt.

Among the connections whose average source rates have been compressed, the one whose master SS has best channel condition will be chosen first.

Among the connections with identical priority level, the connection whose master SS has the worst channel condition is chosen first.

And let's toast Julia Child, whose "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" hit No. 1 on the hardcover how-to and advice list -- 48 years after publication.

Or maybe Jordan Spieth, whose Masters win in 2015 tied Woods for the 72-hole record?