Sentence examples for whose surviving from inspiring English sources

The survival function indicates the probability of an observed object whose surviving time surpasses a certain moment.

In the world of painting, the cardinal supported Simon Vouet, who decorated the Palais-Cardinal, and Philippe de Champaigne, whose surviving portraits include famous representations of Richelieu himself.

But this event belongs to independents, whose surviving members withstood first the expansion of the big book chains, and later the recession.

C. 551 - c. 600 Menander Protector, (flourished 6th century ad) Byzantine historian whose surviving works are a valuable authority for the 6th century, especially on geography and ethnography.

Gertrude Malissa "Ma" Rainey (1886-1939) was a real figure, whose surviving recordings Clarke has been studying interestedly but not religiously: "She's a very different singer from me.

But its true stars are the Funk Brothers, whose surviving members perform on a bandstand with five empty chairs that hold photographs of the missing.

The work of Matthias Grünewald, whose main surviving work is the altarpiece for a monastery at Isenheim, Ger.

Abu Layth's mother, whose three surviving sons are all in military or security jobs, said she had seen him only for a few days in the past three years.

Danchev – who generally keeps notes and explanations to a minimum – makes an exception for Hortense, whose two surviving letters are included for the first time.

Blubber OC levels were compared between females whose calves survived beyond 6 months and females whose calves were stillborn or died within 12 days of birth.

The mean concentration of ∑DDT was more than 3 times as high among dolphins whose calves died as that among dolphins whose calves survived beyond 6 months (P=0.002).