Sentence examples for direction emerging from inspiring English sources

A picture showing two jets, groups of particles moving in the same direction, emerging from a collision of particles, indicates quarks and anti-quarks, whereas a picture with three jets emerging indicates the presence of gluons, which perturb the energy and momentum flows, as well.

An important research direction emerging from this research is the development of standard services that implement learner modeling methods described in this paper.

"It may be a while before a direction emerges," said Richard L. McCormick, the new president of Rutgers.

Gerwig's restrained direction emerges from the very ideas in the film.

Graduate education under Loras' direction emerged after Catholic University ended its affiliation with the college in 1963.

More crucially, the play, under Jonathan Church's direction, emerges as a fiendishly vivid parade of aristocrats and parvenus.

As a result, periodic rippling parallel to the loading direction emerges and the wavelength and wave height change with strain according to λ∼ε−1/4 and h∼ε1/4.

Jared Leto from 30 Seconds to Mars gushed "thank you to all the dreamers, you made ours come true" before taking home the Best Alternative trophy, while One Direction emerged on top for Best UK & Ireland act.

One Direction emerged from the 2010 series of X Factor; Potts won the first series of Britain's Got Talent in 2007; Pudsey came out of BGT in 2012, and the movie rights licensed to British indie outfit Vertigo.

In those environments, decision-making and direction emerge from the participation of members.

Unless a new direction emerges, this will keep getting worse until the next economic crash, and then it will re-surface again eight years later.