Sentence examples for be thought from from inspiring English sources

[The opposition of] subjectivity and objectivity must instead be thought from out of a dynamically dialectical reality that is self-determining" (NKZ VII, 441; see Nishida 1970, 29).

While it would be thought from DSC results that the powder has much thicker crystallites than the moulded material, it is shown quite clearly by nitric acid etching techniques followed by GPC that the crystal lamellae in both forms of the material have similar dimensions, close to 20 nm on average.

It has been thought from some earlier studies that such intermittent therapy was roughly as effective as continuous therapy.

It is thought from test and analysis results that the drill pipe wash out or fracture accidents were premature corrosion fatigue failure accident.

High in the sky, Victor Hess discovered that background radiation came from space - and not, as had been thought, from the ground here on Earth.

My design would be thought through from a stylish point-of-view but also functionality.

Proper ethical practices must be thought of from a collective and civic perspective.

Now the same percentage, it is thought, are from overseas.

It is thought that from three to four days will suffice to relieve Marrakesh.

The cysts are thought to arise from air trapping resulting from peribronchiolar proliferation.

The contamination was thought to originate from imports of GM maize from North America.