Sentence examples for Rising subject from inspiring English sources

Fieldbus technology is a new rising subject, which is developed with intelligence sensor, computer, network technology, and especially with the technology of the large scale integrated circuit in recent years.

Violence against women is a rising subject of attention in Morocco.

Posh will pay an initial £500,000, which could rise subject to add-ons.

Whether the collaboration was a convergence of political aims, or a pragmatic understanding by the siloviki that Mr. Yushchenko's prospects were rising, is subject to dispute.

Jonathan Bell The towers of London begin to rise The subject of high-rise architecture is once again a topic of hot debate for the citizens and planners of London, and the Swiss Re building was a significant test of what the City authorities would tolerate.

Moreover, rising pressure is subject to delay and attenuation because of the air wave traveling from one car to another.

In another study involving patients with diabetes and CAD, RBP4 levels rose in subjects with both conditions, and were rather correlated with TNFa than with markers of insulin resistance [ 32].

Class sizes are likely to rise, and subjects to disappear.

Similar to the studies previously mentioned, the researchers found that as the mercury rose, the subjects' performance fell on a battery of self-administered tests involving attention, cognitive speed and basic mathematical skills.

For "Rising Sun" his subjects ranged from Japanese generals and admirals to housewives who had survived the nuclear attack on Hiroshima.

In running afoul of moral guardians the film also took its place alongside classics of the gay avant-garde like Jack Smith's "Flaming Creatures" (1963) and Kenneth Anger's "Scorpio Rising" (1964), both subjects of obscenity trials.