Sentence examples similar to disk coming from from inspiring English sources

It is understood that the computer that the disk came from was not part of the Siemens network.

Although neither starvation nor removal of the brain after the critical weight inhibited the growth of wing disks, an abdominal ligation that isolated the wing disks from factors coming from the abdomen was effective at inhibiting growth.

While invasive, lumbar diskography is a method available to examine or "provoke" the disk directly and determine if LBP is coming from a disk and which disk(s) is responsible for the pain.

The disk came off where it attaches to the tower".

Regarding (1), in the case of stellar mass black holes (i.e. a black hole that evolved from a normal star), the material that enters the accretion disk usually comes from a companion star which is in orbit around the black hole.

The scientists find the geometry of this gas, at least in these four AGN, is well-described as coming from thick disks seen nearly face-on, with median radii from about 1600 AU to 4000 AU, and each with a black hole whose mass is about seventy million solar-masses (with an estimated precision for each one of about 50%).

Mr. D'Orazio, a graduate student, and his colleagues Zoltan Haiman and David Schiminovich propose that most of the light from the quasar is coming from a vast disk of gas surrounding the smaller of the two black holes.

"Instead, much of the light has to be coming from the accretion disks around black holes".

A ligation applied between the third thoracic segment and the abdomen isolates wing disks from most of the signals coming from the abdomen and, therefore, the fat body.

The crunchy disks came with lemon and crisply fried parsley.

We used brain extirpation and body ligation to test the interaction of factors coming from the brain and the abdominal region on disk growth.