Sentence examples for arose from the reflection from inspiring English sources

Besides the absorption from the samples, additional losses to the transmitted spectrometer beam arose from the reflection at the plate surfaces.

The Tyndall effect arises from the reflection of the shorter (blue) waves of incident light by finely dispersed particles situated above the dark layers of pigment, commonly melanin deposits.

Then, a wave arises from the reflection of the rarefaction wave and travels toward the front (see the profiles at t=1.5 and 3.0).

Then we conclude by treating some examples of generating functions in geometric optics satisfying our hypotheses, which arise from the reflection and refraction of parallel beams.

During this stage, an initial backward-propagating rarefaction wave arises from the rapidly removed dam, and then a wave arises from the reflection of this rarefaction wave at the back wall x=0 at t=1.

Meningiomas are peripheral with enhancing dural tail, arising from the dural reflections comprising the cave's margins, while nerve sheath tumours will be more central within the cave, growing along the course of the nerve.

Gasps arose from the crowd.

Dadly noises arose from the stairs.

Nevertheless, objections arose from the very start.

It arose from the Clarice Bean stories.

Acrimony arose from the 1965 broadcast.