Sentence examples for discussions arising from from inspiring English sources

But in a follow-up conversation, he said that those were just general discussions arising from articles published in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Since the 1950s there has been considerable emphasis on statistical methods, side by side with the more theoretical discussions arising from classical sociology.

Additional discussion, arising from complexities in the case of i-PP, concerns the relation between the number of possible polymer nucleation orientations and the nucleating ability of a given fibre surface.

I also gratefully acknowledge my debt to Steve Savitt and Philip Stamp for an invitation to the University of British Columbia, to Claudius Gros for an invitation to the University of the Saarland, and for the opportunities for discussion arising from these talks.

We first reassessed the protonation state of H300 following discussion arising from previous computational studies.

A discussion arises from the comparison between the results obtained on rooted and on reconstituted specimens.

Many points for discussion arise from this study—here, attitudes to evolution among new science teachers and confusion among new biology teachers over some core aspects of evolution and the nature of science will be discussed.

The literary criticism of the 19th century owed its great progress largely to its abandonment of the criteria of kinds, in which the criticism of the Renaissance and the French classicists had always been entangled, as may be seen from the discussions arising out of the poems of Dante, Ariosto and Tasso, Guarini's Pastor Fido, Corneille's Cid, and Lope de Vega's comedias.

The primary analysis was completed by the first author (B.C .. Segments of data and emergent themes were reviewed by the second author (A.C .. Disagreements between the two authors were resolved by discussion, with insights arising from these discussions used to refine themes.

In the final discussion some experiences arising from the described control education are given and some advantages and disadvantages of the mentioned computer environments are analysed.

See §3.6 of the entry for a discussion of problems arising from the assumption that names are rigid.