Sentence examples for directly rose from inspiring English sources

In this process, the temperature directly rose from room temperature to reaction temperature; in other words, the sample has always been in a rapid heat treatment condition.

In the first quarter, a third of the gain in wealth came directly from rising values of corporate stocks owned by households.

The Socialist government has begun a belated media campaign to sell membership, with a slogan that is less than visionary but hits directly at rising levels of mistrust -- "A union without secrets".

For instance, the Smart Growth America report showed that sprawl correlated directly with rising vehicle use.

But only John F. Kennedy rose directly from the ranks.

A huge helicopter rose directly overhead from a pad hidden behind a berm, each powerful whumph-whumph of the jumbo blades sending out sonic shivers.

The number of directly elected members rose from 20 in 1998 to 30 in 2004, whereas those picked by the election committee went from ten to nothing.

Cesarean delivery rates were higher with induced labor, and rates of induction rose directly and continuously with maternal age, especially the rate of elective induction.

Respiration was accelerated and labored, pulse rate increased initially, and rose directly with the increasing dose; but later rose and fell erratically.

According to Ling [ 39, 49], a 'pro- Absinthium' ancestor in northern Asia gave rise to members of Absinthium, which directly gave rise to Abrotanum, which subsequently gave rise to Seriphidium.

Shares of MasterCard, which processes payments but does not directly lend customers money, rose $9.42, or 3.4percentto to $289.79.