Sentence examples for drawing from examples from inspiring English sources

Drawing from examples from the literature we present the broad utility of colloids and describe how these applications could be useful in the development of ECM mimetic systems.

Drawing from examples that explore the intersection of bodies, places and technologies with disabled people, I examined how practices of normalization risk reproducing the universalized body and legitimated forms of mobility, and in so doing perpetuates the "othering" of difference.

In an interview, Meinster explained that in deciding on labour tactics, the Republic workers drew from examples of landless farmer occupations and worker cooperatives in South America, including those in Argentina.

Support for these arguments is drawn from examples of a schematic programming language used for industrial scale projects.

We draw from examples in the paleosol and geomorphology literature to identify the effects of soil burial by volcanic, aeolian, alluvial, colluvial, glacial, and anthropogenic depositional processes on soil C storage.

If lessons are to be drawn from examples such as Johannesburg, more would be achieved as there has been a strong incline towards the ecological components that were capitalised upon.

The cylindrical tower and conical roof derive from Castell Coch and the interiors are drawn from examples at Cardiff Castle.

A few other possible ideas, drawn from examples in the NRC glycoscience report, are provided below.

The emotional faces were depicted by two models: a man selected from Pictures of Facial Affect (Ekman & Friesen, 1976) and a woman drawn from examples of facial stimuli (Russell, 1997).

Drawing from these examples, Getzin proposes a similar mechanism lies behind the shape and regularity of the fairy circles.

Drawing from other examples of trans-allelic interactions, we describe the process of TCM and TCdM and the effect such changes can have on genome activity.