Sentence examples for whose theoretical from inspiring English sources

Minimum actuation power (MAP) is a novel active vibration control strategy whose theoretical framework is introduced.

Swiss-born British geologist and meteorologist whose theoretical work was influential on 19th-century writing about meteorology.

I felt unsatisfied with Andrews's treatment of Pan-Africanism, whose theoretical frameworks are conflated with the deeply flawed attempts at their implementation.

Knapp said the success of the study hinged on calculations done by graduate student Mark Collinge, whose theoretical calculations ensured the accuracy of the brown dwarf census.

We described the experimental results, whose theoretical interpretation helps to establish details of design and characterization of the fabricated CNT quantum dot devices.

Particular attention is given to the Maxwell Garnett and the Bruggeman theories, whose theoretical derivations are adapted to both spherical and nonspherical inclusions.

He was a thinker of uncommonly esoteric tendencies — a trained engineer and a mathematician whose primary theoretical text, "Formalized Music," contains nearly as many equations as sentences.

A whole family of so-called Fourier self-calibration APs is developed, whose solid theoretical foundations are the Laplace's Equation and the Fourier Theorem.

The "tail-head-tail-head-tail" arrangement of OCT, whose corresponding theoretical straight tail lengths are approximately 1 nm, may allow for a broad range of conformations62 to maximize hydrophobic/hydrophilic and electrostatic interactions under dilute conditions63,64, and thus a distribution of pore diameters may be expected.

One is an American Studies graduate student Rankin is advising at UNC, whose more theoretical perspective complements Goff's aesthetic, narrative approach.

Based on the parameters of the model, the optimized condition would be achievable with NPs' sizes of the minimum absorption spectral bandwidth, whose calculated theoretical values we have found to be 19.4, 21.7 and 24.0 nm for the Cu, Au and Ag nanospheres, respectively.