Sentence examples for whose segment from inspiring English sources

The London run will feature five magicians: Italian escapologist Andrew Basso, "inventor" Kevin James, mindreader Colin Cloud and archer Ben Blaque, whose segment ends with him shooting an apple off his own head blindfolded.

Fernando Trueba's documentary film, which reopened last month after a limited release in the fall, captures a number of the New York-based Latin jazz performers in beautiful sound and color (except for Chico O'Farrill, whose segment was in black-and-white).

So did Diane di Stasio, a Nashville soprano whose segment included "O mio babbino caro" from Puccini's "Gianni Schicchi" and the Moody Blues' "Nights in White Satin," and who engaged in choreographed antics with Mr. Potts in a wobbly but animated "Brindisi" from Verdi's "Traviata".

The Academy even devised a new ballot, so that the staff at PricewaterhouseCoopers — those poor briefcase toters whose segment on the Oscar telecast is universally considered a good time for a bathroom break — can physically separate them into piles based on the rankings.

(Peter Pabst, who has designed sets for Bausch since 1980, made a raised floor whose segments can be pulled apart, revealing crevices).

In Manhattan, the Whitney recently introduced vlogs — video tour blogs — whose segments are recorded by deaf hosts in American Sign Language.

We present three results concerning the construction of algebraic splines whose segments are singular cubic and admit a polynomial parameterization.

This paper focuses on the mechanism of propulsion of a Purcell swimmer whose segments are magnetized and react to an external magnetic field applied into the fluid.

This is a sequential grouping problem [5, 6] whose segments or masks can be obtained using the speech recognition in a top-down manner (also, limited to non-speech interference) [11] or the speaker recognition trained by speaker models [31].

Organisms, at scales ranging from unicellular to mammals, have been known to exhibit foraging behavior described by random walks whose segments confirm to Lévy or exponential distributions.

Example 4. Simulations on a three-dimensional branch whose segments have piecewise constant radii.