Sentence examples for a subject opened from inspiring English sources

For several years the young man's research was concerned with the rotation of plane-polarized light by magnetic fields, a subject opened by Michael Faraday and to which Henri's father had also contributed.

Yet taking the street as a subject opens the possibility to at least think about other subjects, like money for artists, and the lack of it.

Yet taking the street as a subject opens the possibility of at least thinking about other subjects, like money, and the lack of it.

In this experiment 1, this activity of deltoid increases when a subject opens upper arm or grasps something strongly.

Each trial consisted of a subject opening the door by either method and food being collected from the tray.

The phyletic relationship of the chimaeras and the sharks and rays is a subject open to varying interpretation.

"Labeling GMO food products is a matter of informed choice, just like selection of the compost you use to grow organically at home," says Andrews. "Whether or not GMO's are beneficial is certainly a subject open to, and that should be, debated.

The contribution of syndromic surveillance as a tool for local outbreak detection remains a subject open to debate.

But they avoided personal topics, and as a writer I learned that it could take months before an interview subject opened up.

The U.S. embassy in Tegucigalpa sent a cable to Washington with subject: "Open and Shut: The Case of the Honduran Coup," asserting that "there is no doubt" that the events of June 28 "constituted an illegal and unconstitutional coup".

However, in an additional control study, where subjects opened their eyes in complete darkness, the magnitude of the emotional selectivity of eyes closed effect in the amygdala seemed weaker (see Figure S2 B in comparison to Figure 4A).