Sentence examples for being emanated from from inspiring English sources

If the distance between the reconstructed image and its conjugate image is very long, a wavefront coming from the conjugate image plane may be considered as being emanated from a point source.

Now it has been recognized via studies in Xenopus embryonic development that the dorsal lip, or called the Spemann-Mangold organizer, is a rich source of secreted factors, such as Noggin, Chordin, Dkk1, Cerberus and so on, that antagonize the activities of the growth factors being emanated from the ventral cells, including BMPs, Wnts and Nodal.

"These pronouncements about how safe the drug was emanated from the marketing department, not the scientific department.

The difference might be emanated from the slope scales used and the vegetation cover of the study areas.

"The only lights are emanating from the R.O.V. itself.

So far, no response is emanating from Bragg.

It was almost like the sound was emanating from the back of his neck.

We wanted to find this element that felt like it was emanating from Little outward.

There was "evidence that these are emanating from the fitted furniture," it said.

A spokesman said an increasing portion, of Amex volume was emanating from Western states.

It is, in one sense, an odd message to be emanating from the US.