Sentence examples for beginning from which from inspiring English sources

From 1914 until 1930, C. G. Jung recorded, revised, rewrote, recopied and painstakingly illustrated what he considered "the numinous beginning" from which all the rest of his work derived.

Ultrastructural studies indicated that antimonate precipitation appeared as individual electron-dense particles which were more or less round in shape and varied in diameter from 10 nm (minimum size beginning from which the particles were well identified) to 90 nm.

Exceptions were starvations beginning from L4, in which animals were starved at densities of 2000 3000 per 10-cm plate, and experiments requiring that animals be hand-picked, in which animals were starved at densities of <500 per 10-cm plate.

It's not, though, a test of 'philosophical knowledge', and the content of the discussion begins from words which candidates should have a good familiarity with".

Reform begins from nothing, which will be all we have if we do nothing.

Heart: beginning from the level in which the pulmonary trunk branches into the left and right pulmonary arteries to its most extent near the diaphragm, excluding pericardial fat.

In 293/Lon cells, the expression pattern of Hsp60 and mtHsp70 was similar to the wild-type cells but its kinetics was faster, which increased beginning from 1 h.

Genesis is fairly full, though one looks in vain for the passage "In the beginning...," from which Genesis takes its title in both Hebrew and Greek.

And (2) these more complicated views are often adopted by theorists who begin from simpler theories which are paradigm cases of non-cognitivism.

The process began from two cells, which were allowed to reproduce freely while subject to ideal conditions that were suitable for proliferation, without the occurrence of apoptosis.

In the week before that race, however, the global financial markets crashed and the world economy began a descent from which it has not fully recovered.