Sentence examples for whose measurements from inspiring English sources
"Accountants are not primarily record keepers and checkers," he wrote in the essay, titled "Where Are the Angry Young C.P.A.'s?," "but measurers of economic and social phenomena whose measurements can significantly influence the allocation decisions of our society".
Body weights and heights of all patients, with the exception of 9 patients whose measurements were performed at the bedside, were measured at autopsy.
Nicholas Kenyon, the BBC Proms director, said that the Germans had arrived less than two hours before the concert, and hadn't had time to take the measure of the hall -- a hall whose measurements definitely require some taking.
Dr. Langer, whose measurements of asbestos in the air were important in Dr. Selikoff's work but who has since received financing from the asbestos industry for his own research, concedes that the answer may never be known.
What Weyl proposed was a group that would permit observers in nonuniform relative motion, and whose measurements of the same moving electron would differ, to convert their measurements and thus permit the (general) relativistic study of moving electric charges.
At what rate, and by whose measurements?
We used a Stratalinker® UV Crosslinker 2400 device (Stratagene, Cedar Creek, USA) and later a Spectrolinker XL 1500 UV crosslinker (Spectronics Corp. Westbury, NY, USA), which both deliver an overall energy whose measurement by the internal measuring cell depends on the coating of the walls (see Methods S1).
Pulse wave analysis and velocity are established measures of arterial stiffness whose measurement is increasingly standardised [ 27].
Extreme Value Theory has been applied to predict peak distortion values beyond those measured in the available dataset, and whose measurement would otherwise require testing times two orders of magnitude longer than those typically considered.
It's true that drinking pints is what we've been doing since the late 19th century; prior to that, the more common way of drinking beer was in a larger "quart" or a "pot" whose measurement was nearer two pints (and from where, it has been argued, the admonitory "mind your Ps & Qs" phrase originates).
Top manufacturers such as Stanley Electric and Hewlett-Packard (whose measurement and components business was renamed Agilent Technologies in July) had developed bright red and orange LEDs.
