Sentence examples for a composite from a from inspiring English sources

Finally, addition of a simple polyaramidic nanofibrous membrane is proved able to change the flame behaviour of a composite from a high-risk material class, to an intermediate one.

Taken as a composite from both books, Atticus may be a credible hero, but you have to read both books to know that.

"They sent me several photographs to make a composite from.

The first color image constructed (via a composite from New Horizons data) of 2014 MU69: Ultima Thule.

Above, a composite from the W.M. Keck Observatory showing four planets orbiting a star.

A hand-held Dutch auger was used to collect two separate soil samples at each site; a top soil (5 20 cm) and a deeper soil (35 50 cm) sample each comprising a composite from the corners and centre of a 20 × 20 m square (Fordyce et al. 2012; Johnson 2005).

Reading the less successful stories, you sometimes wish that Brkic had searched harder for the one telling detail that can transform a character from a composite into a fully realized individual, the one startlingly unpredictable but (when we consider it for a moment) perfect twist of plot that can turn a fictionalized account of a situation into something more mysterious, closer to art.

In order to test the relevance of these findings in naturally acquired disease, a composite influenza A signature built from these challenge studies was applied to Emergency Department patients where it discriminates between swine-origin influenza A/H1N1 (2009) infected and non-infected individuals with 92% accuracy.

Orcadian folklore had a strong Scandinavian influence, and it may be that the nuckelavee is a composite of a water horse from Celtic mythology and a creature imported by the Norsemen.

But when the particles are compressed within a few nanometers of one another, the electrons burrow through the silicone through a process called quantum tunneling, turning the composite from an insulator into a conductor.

An apparent single peak may represent only disjointed parts (Fig. 4) of a hypothetically complete δ13Ccarb curve for just one of several repetitious LOGCs, or a composite signal from an artificially stacked section.