The phrase "as creation from" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing the origin or source of something, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "The artist viewed her work as creation from her deepest emotions and experiences."
Alternatives: "as a result of" or "as derived from".
Miller speaks warmly of being able to acquire pieces by other artists, and his walls feature works by Jon Schueler and Charlotte Verity, as well as creations from a plethora of potters.
That is why we also concentrate on other key impacts such as resource consumption including water and paper as well as waste creation from across the business.
Flora and fauna too are surprising and delightful, as creatures as strange as user creations from Maxis' Spore frolic in forests of giant flowers.
I've seen a few transforming robots in my day but few are as fluid and fast as this odd creation from Brave Robotics, a Toyko-based company that is selling its creation for a mere 1.98 million Yen.
"Mormonism doesn't see creation as a magical creation from nothing," Christopher Bradford, the vice-president of engineering at Ancestry.com and the newly minted president of the M.T.A., told me.
In addition to the two main models discussed above, other explanations for the origin of lineage-specific genes such as de novo creation from non-coding sequences [ 18, 19], exon-shuffling [ 20, 21], intracellular gene transfer between organellar and nuclear genomes [ 9], and differential gene loss [ 22] also have been proposed.
Sure, maybe within the walls of Jay Leno's garage an MP4-12C looks tame, not nearly so otherworldly as that turbine-powered creation from the auto-show circuit that's parked in the corner.
Our organization, COEJL (the Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life), which works with numerous Jewish agencies and all major denominations, has this notion as its mission: "protecting Creation from generation to generation".
Many of the most successful international brands in China are those offering Chinese millennials an experience that contributes to a public identity creation — from something as seemingly mundane as sipping a latte at Starbucks, to participation in the global cultural zeitgeist through a Hollywood blockbuster.
This patent initiates the onset of product creators, quite literally, owning their beauty from a legal standpoint, as well as protecting their creations from imitators who seek to profit from their ideas.
