Sentence examples for can proceed from from inspiring English sources

It seems easy to apply, for one can proceed from a base of naively intelligible concepts.

The carbonation rate depends on the ease with which carbon dioxide can proceed from outer to internal surfaces.

Taylor no longer describes himself as a Derridean, but you can still read Derrida's influence in Taylor's love of the ambiguous and the incongruous and his scorn for the idea that philosophy can proceed from universally accepted axioms.

If we can proceed from that point on the right of return, the Senator believes there is an "artful way" to frame the negotiations on borders, land swaps, and Jerusalem as a shared capital.

But in the end you'll end up with raw metal, and you can proceed from there with the oil and the heating and the wiping-out and the cooking and the repeating.

Some American and European physicians are carrying out "spotty trials" that are unlikely to lead to cures and "the whole experience goes down the tube as an anecdote that nobody can proceed from," Dr. Haseltine said.

Batram et al. provide illuminating insight into how trypanosomes can silence their active VSG expression site, and show that this can proceed directionally from the chromosome end as well as from the promoter.

Yet, the journalist added, the opera "contains so many beauties, and such a richness of thought as can proceed only from the born genius".

You can proceed directly from one gallery to the next, walking a few steps downhill each time, or take a long, ramped promenade that passes to the side, like an indoor street.

But when, in a popular government, there is a suspension of the laws, as this can proceed only from the corruption of the republic, the state is certainly undone.

SNP identification can proceed either from in vitro or in silico approaches.