Sentence examples similar to a subject surfaced from inspiring English sources

Coles did not address that Wednesday, ending his session with reporters when the injury subject surfaced.

The subject surfaced again Tuesday, the day Mangini and Favre meet to discuss the Jets' evolving offense.

Hikikomori (the term is used for both the condition and its subjects) surfaced as a phenomenon in Japan in the 1990s.

In the last couple of years, I have written about these subjects surfacing in a YouTube series ("Ruth & Erica"), in movies like "The Iron Lady," in novels like Walter Mosley's "The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey".

The subjects' surface volumes were compared at each point on the mesh using t-tests, resulting in "maps" across the surface of CCHS and control group differences.

PTM is a special case of Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI), a family of computational photography techniques that capture a subject's surface shape and colour and enable the interactive re-lighting of the subject from any light direction seen from one top-down point of view (see Fig. 3, demonstration or PTM/RTI software in, Additional file 3: Film S3).

While the light intensity on the subject surface might be different in the side-illumination and double-reflector cases (due to the different number of fiber output lines).

Hillary Clinton's only experience in cybersecurity, he said, was her "illegal scheme" to use a private email server -- a subject that only briefly surfaced last week.

Next, we will describe the application of the RSFC-Boundary Mapping technique (Cohen et al. 2008) to parcellate a subject's cortical surface.

But surveillance even surfaced as a subject in last week's televised debate among the Democratic candidates for mayor in New York.

It's not a subject that is expected to surface in talks that Fox expects to be the precursor of a trade deal.