Sentence examples for whose period from inspiring English sources

The GH peaks show a periodic property, whose period is narrowed with the increase of silica thickness.

Hubble used variable stars called cepheids, whose period is related to their absolute brightness.

Of particular interest were the Cepheid variables, whose period of variation is longer or shorter in direct proportion to their luminosity.

Her impressive stint is dwarfed, however, by the reign of Sobhuza II of Swaziland, whose period on the throne, from 1899 to 1982, overlapped with both the reign of Queen Victoria and the premiership of Margaret Thatcher.

Kate Connolly The country's Roman Catholic bishops expressed surprise and dismay at the resignation of a conservative pope whose period in power coincided with a swing to the right in the country's senior church hierarchy.

There's always a huge amount to enjoy in the annual Passion performances from John Butt and the Dunedin Consort, whose eight chorus members take the solo parts and whose period instrument ensemble is small, ballsy and light on its feet.

Nevertheless, real-time embedded systems are inherently periodic, with tasks whose periods are almost always known at design-time.

These are talented people; so is Bob Mackie, whose period-gaudy costumes are redolent of designer cheek.

The sets — which range from an office building and a Chinese restaurant to a dive bar and a bachelor pad — are the work of Scott Pask, whose period-savvy creations strike a balance between kitsch and Le Corbusier.

Some choose to not bother going to school at all, especially those whose periods lasted longer than usual.

Bangladesh currently has a caretaker government, led by Dr Fakhruddin Ahmed, after years of rivalry between two female leaders whose periods of rule alternated.