Sentence examples for whose placement was from inspiring English sources

One of these detectors is a cylinder made out of precisely arranged silicon plates, whose placement was determined using very sensitive cameras in Haber's laboratory.

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They create one large diamond, whose placement was determined by the architecture and spatial volume of the room.

Frontal electrodes, whose placement was limited by surgical dressing location, were located at Fz (frontal), AFz (anterior frontal), or Fpz (frontopolar).

We recover the monophyly of currently recognized theridiid subfamilies with the exception of some enigmatic 'pholcommatines' (Styposis, Phoroncidia) and putative 'hadrotarsines' (Audifia, Tekellina) whose placement is uncertain in our analyses.

In the second position we find Switzerland — a historically strong environment for international business transactions — whose placement is unchanged from last year.

Both Lavoue et al and Li and Orti supported a sister-group relationship between the Engrauloidea and Clupeoidea [44], a pattern also found here, but the two analyses conflict in their placement of the Pristigasteridae and Chirocentridae, two groups whose placement is also only weakly supported in this study.

Transcripts whose placements were concordant with accepted species tree relationships were best explained as a result of VGT.

Surgery, whose first placement was as a service manager for neonates and paediatrics at a teaching hospital and is joining a local clinical commissioning group for her second one, hopes to begin her NHS career in a strategic role.

The procedure is said to have been done to speed up the delivery of Amy Herbst's son, whose shoulder placement was holding back the delivery.

The expanded family also includes Scyphostegia, a genus whose placement previously was controversial; it has 8 13 carpels, numerous basal ovules, and sessile stigmas.