Sentence examples for whose removal from inspiring English sources

Algorithm B identifies the local optimal solution at each step and removes the node whose removal minimizes the (mathrm{NEGD}).

The worst removal operator randomly removes requests while biasing the selection towards requests whose removal would improve the objective function value the most.

History is replete with examples of strong-man leaders whose removal leads to civil war.

But Khartoum would not offer sanctuary to the Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, whose removal from power has been demanded by western powers, he added.

His appointment would find favour with the likes of John Terry, whose removal from the England captaincy had prompted the Italian's resignation earlier this year.

The signature analog clock, which disappeared from the second-generation Q -- and whose removal came to symbolize Infiniti's failure to define itself -- is back.

There are organs – kidneys, for example – that can be taken when the donor is alive and whose removal is not usually life-threatening.

Mr. Taylor then assigned the work to the accounting firm whose removal had been recommended by the three board members just a month earlier.

There are richer jihadist prizes in Pakistan not least Mr Musharraf, whose removal Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden's deputy, has called for.

Dana Kastelas, an Ossining resident whose removal job fell in the middle of Mr. Schepart's hectic Tuesday, was home during the storm.

Modern social science, he contends, is based on the belief that it is possible to explain events by searching for the "independent variable," the "element whose removal from a causal chain would alter the outcome".