Sentence examples for whose resulting from inspiring English sources

He traces how newly imported Japanese art works – all sensual and exoztic to Victorian eyes – influenced the young Aubrey Beardsley, whose resulting drawings shocked society.

For more than a decade, though, she was closely observed by Barbara Lourie Sand, whose resulting book, "Teaching Genius: Dorothy DeLay and the Making of a Musician" (Amadeus Press), at last opens the door to Miss DeLay's studio.

There's only a brief glimpse of a penguin this time around; here Jacquet returns to the Antarctic to tell the life story of climatologist Claude Lorius, now in his 80s, who has spent his life drilling out ice cores at enormous depth, and whose resulting analysis proved key in linking climate change and "greenhouse" gases.

It was the fourth-largest seismic event ever recorded, outranked only by the 2004 Indonesian and 1964 Alaskan earthquakes (both 9.2) and the enormous but less well-known 1960 Chilean earthquake, a 9.5 event whose resulting tsunami devastated Hilo, Hawaii, some six thousand miles away.

A logarithmic quantizer is employed whose resulting quantization error can be regarded as a multiplicative noise.

In particular, TAGLA chooses the MCS with the highest spectral efficiency whose resulting PERm,s≤t hPER for a threshold parameter t hPER.

Thus, we are left with studies whose results often conflict.

The survey, whose results were released last week, questioned 1,000 workers in each country.

The trial, actually two similar trials whose results were combined, had 1,200 patients.

He now says the company may keep the ambulance operations, whose results have improved recently.

The referendum, whose results were announced in January 2001, called for the immediate abolition of the fee.