Sentence examples for whose simplest from inspiring English sources

Thus, in mathematical reasoning, rigor is placed in the context of a "mathematical architecture" whose simplest expression is found in mathematical induction.

But we have also seen that results from proof complexity strongly suggest that any proof system which an agent is likely to adopt for reasoning about propositional logic (e.g. natural deduction) will be such that there are infinitely many statements whose simplest proofs are of length at least exponential relative to their size.

"The pope was a man whose simple words went straight to the heart.

B. Michael was another designer on Sunday whose simple black dresses were marred by dodolike glamour.

The American League is hitting.209 against Rasner, whose simple approach is working.

Try and get into the A Studios, whose simple rooms are right on the sea.

God is in the poem, certainly, but seen best in childhood, whose "simple creed" is "Delight and liberty".

Morrison, whose simple, pared-down work always looks deceptively effortless, has come up with some new classics.

Simple Kid, aka Ciaran McFeely, whose Simple Kid 2 album was one of the more idiosyncratic of 2006, views many of his indie peers with rage.

The revelations have added a grim dimension to a tragedy whose simple facts were painful enough: Five people killed in a single-family home in Stamford.

He invariably presented himself as a victim, a free spirit whose simple wish to play his music and live his life was thwarted by a callous world.