Sentence examples for whose springs from inspiring English sources

Bilinear oscillators – the oscillators whose springs have different stiffnesses in compression and tension – model a wide range of phenomena.

We were sitting in two frayed, high-backed chairs, whose springs must have gone during the Nixon years.

Dynamics of strongly nonlinear systems can in many cases be modelled by bilinear oscillators, which are the oscillators whose springs have different stiffnesses in compression and tension.

The large Li-yuan company was particularly rich in virtuosic and energetic acrobats, whose springs wound down, if at all, only after several manically animated curtain calls.

One of them is the HYBRID model whose springs are Hookean at low elongation, and beyond some spring length they follow a Morse potential with a given dissociation energy.

The Rolls-Royce of prams, whose springs once cushioned the Queen as well as the offspring of Madonna and Jerry Hall, faces closure if 11th hour moves to find a buyer fail.

That feat is performed by the suspension, whose springing and damping characteristics have been calibrated by a magician.

Not Hafner, whose spring routine is a baseball oddity: he has been granted the right to participate in only one aspect of the game and ignore the rest.

Duncan Sheik, whose "Spring Awakening" score earned him a Tony Award, has contributed a new score to this 1940s parable about goodness in a diabolical world.

"This colour mix is a great mood enhancer," says Richard Nicoll, whose spring collection is also awash with colour, "It spells sex, attracts attention, and radiates optimism and confidence".

Each is home to more than 60,000 Italian honeybees, whose spring thing is to pollinate many of the Arboretum's 50,000 kinds of plants.