Sentence examples for whose turbulence from inspiring English sources

One of the film's strengths is its detached, even-handed view of someone whose turbulence and fits of rage are ultimately inexplicable, as is often the case in real life.

For that reason, we consider two levels of turbulence intensity and a case without turbulence whose dynamics is driven by the natural flame instability.

Roth, meanwhile, even before the Nazi takeover of 1933 (or the derangement of his wife in 1928), was a man whose element was turbulence.

At the bottom of the cascade linking large-scale and small-scale structures lies the whole area of plasma turbulence, whose understanding and description remain one of the most important unsolved problems in classical physics.

When performing unsteady time-dependent Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) calculation to investigate dynamic wind structure interactions, turbulence whose mean and fluctuating velocity components satisfy the requirements of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer (ABL) of the specified terrain category must be imposed at the inlet of the computational domain at each time step.

The internal turbulence spectrum of the main stream penetrating the inlet remained the same as that of the oncoming flow, but the spectra of other components were produced by the internal turbulence, whose eddy size was determined explicitly by the size of the model.

Jia Pingwa (Chia P'ing-wa), whose earlier novel Fuzao (Turbulence) had won prizes as well as readers in China and the West because of its upbeat approach to economic and political reform, turned to the more sensational theme of illicit sex, graphically described, in Feidu (The Ruined Capital), a novel of half a million words.

The agent of turbulence was Mr. Watts, whose casual swagger at the drums betrayed a contemporary pull.

Mr. Noor, one of five detainees who pleaded guilty before the tribunals, is not the first whose transfer has run into turbulence.

Mr. Blair's advance also appears to top the more than $8.5 million paid to Alan Greenspan, the former Federal Reserve chairman whose book "The Age of Turbulence" is currently a New York Times hardcover nonfiction best seller.

Seen as the final step towards establishing a democracy after an uprising that toppled the autocratic ruler Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, it could be help lure back film fans and desert adventure tourists, whose numbers plummeted during the turbulence of the uprising.