The bulbs develop from the inside, pushing the older layers outwards which become brown and dry, forming an outer shell, the tunic or skin.
Then we begin to develop, from the inside out, a faith of our own making, based on what it is we believe is true and right and worthy of our commitment.
In this particular case, the failure surface was induced as a result of the rock mass progressive failure that developed from the toe of the structure inside the intact rock matrix.
At sites showing brown necrotic flecks (Type II symptom), appressoria were present on the leaf surface, and infection hyphae developed from appressoria inside the initially infected epidermal cell, which appeared to undergo a cell death reaction.
When he thought of his work, he developed it from the inside, modelling it like a dream of a golden past.
Similar to Drexler's concept of developing machines from the inside out, the aim is to develop artificial devices (and organs) that could interact with and analyze a cell's contents, deliver drugs to it, or even kill it.
"Now, since maybe three years ago, Latin music is really developing something from the inside.
For maximum speed, team morale, and commitment, these new ones need to be developed from hidden leaders on the inside, and complemented by proven leaders recruited from the outside.
Sitting with Mr. Bartle in his office recently, plans and drawings spread between them, Dr. Butler explained the design for her house, "It's like a birth process -- you start with a simple seed". She developed the house from the inside out, characterizing for the architects how she wanted to feel in various parts of it -- secluded or engaged in entertaining.
Rattlesnakes give birth to young that develop from eggs retained inside the mother (ovoviviparous).
The current density within such arc cathode spots can be extremely high, and high-power electron avalanche breakdown develops from cathode spots inside the CO -and CO2- generated dynamic pores.
