Sentence examples for whose wasting from inspiring English sources

It is hard not to read his symptoms into the descriptions of the ailing Laz, whose wasting limbs make it hard for him to move.

Malodorous and disfiguring, smallpox held none of the mystique of tuberculosis, whose wasting febrile victims would later inspire romantic literature, music, and art.

LONDON (Reuters) - There have been "marathon mice", "Schwarzenegger mice" and dogs whose wasted muscles were repaired with injected substances that switch off key genes.

I.B.M. Research-Zurich is designing water-cooled servers whose waste heat can be carried in pipes to nearby buildings.

In the center of the room is a system resembling a plant-filled hot tub: an aquaponics system home to a community of tilapia, whose waste is converted into nitrate.

In exchange, an American-led consortium would help the North Koreans build two light-water reactors, whose waste is more difficult (though not impossible) to convert into weapons-grade material.

He cited another Entergy facility, Vermont Yankee, whose Fukushima-style reactor was shut down in late 2014, and whose waste and decommissioning have received consistent scrutiny from local activists and lawmakers.

The last thing such advances need is an untried gigawatt source of constant electricity generation that cannot be matched to demand, that is expensive, and whose waste is harmful and untreatable.

Further, the benefits mainly affected the industrial sectors whose waste generation coefficients were considerably larger than those of the service industries.

By designing an original MATLAB algorithm for optimization solutions of multi-variable constrained nonlinear functions, we found that there were 24 industries (61.5% of total industries) whose waste gas control efficiency at period end was lower than that at period beginning.

Most of the plastic originates in rapidly industrializing countries whose waste management infrastructure is lagging behind.