Sentence examples for data that emanate from from inspiring English sources
The data that emanate from such modalities reveal a wealth of information regarding the static modulation of material properties by local structural deviations [5], competing structural ground states [6], and even dynamic phase transformations or ensuing structural reordering during in situ atomic resolution imaging of materials growth [7].
The gaps in NEE data that emanated from strong non-stationary and non-turbulence, power failures, spikes, precipitation and dust among others, accounted for 33, 39 and 43% for Sumbrungu, Kayoro and the Nazinga Park respectively, during the study periods.
The key strengths of the current project are the new scientific data that will emanate from the large population surveys and the evaluations of the food supply.
They are transported through recycling endosomes that emanate from the ERC that display distinct tubular morphology.
Both mutants exhibit defective monopolar spindle microtubules that emanate from the mother SPB.
Even our National Security Agency is unable to interdict and decipher all of the data bits that emanate from known ISIS operatives.
Optical mapping data confirmed that paced beats propagated as elliptical wavefronts that emanated from the pacing electrode, even at high BPA concentrations.
"I read her skill as that emanating from an astute, profound intellect".
The message coming from the streets was very different to that emanating from the sports ministry.
