Sentence examples for be issued from a from inspiring English sources

The porous structure may in part be issued from a partial dewetting of the cobalt film.

However, it is to be underlined that follow up data could not be issued from a moderate percentage of patients.

Never mind that those that were purchased were issued from a ticket machine mounted in the driver's cab.

At 4 05 a.m. on Thursday, a communiqu?arked "urgent" was issued from a faraway hamlet deep in Suffolk County, the National Weather Service's forecast office in Upton, N.Y.

The main revision is changing how vouchers are issued, from a system based on housing units to one based on rents.

She was issued from a twin pregnancy.

Shawe (1984) further notes that warm water is issued from a spring in the southeast part of ore body.

Example 23a represents deontic modality in its strictest, i.e. in the performative sense; a direct command is issued from a speaker to an addressee.

The data are issued from a heat and mass transfer simulator, taking into account all the specificities of the process and of the product.

For the validation of the suggested intelligent system, in the case of auditory diagnosis help, the used data base is issued from a specialized center in functional explorations in oto-neurology CEFON ("Centre d'Explorations Fonctionnelles Oto-Neurologiques, Paris, France").

In short, the proportion of subjects of the control group making the same choice as the individual subject is used as an estimator of the probability that this subject is issued from a normal population.