Sentence examples for drawn off from from inspiring English sources

The first such proposition or law is that "the forces by which the circumjovial planets are continually drawn off from rectilinear motions, and retained in their proper orbits, tend to Jupiter's centre; and are inversely as the squares of the distances of the places of those planets from that centre".

The result of another, separate induction from the phenomena of "planetary motion" is that "the forces by which the primary planets are continually drawn off from rectilinear motions, and retained in their proper orbits, tend to the sun; and are inversely as the squares of the distances of the places of those planets from the sun's centre".

Shakespear has, as it were by design, drawn off from Caliban the elements of whatever is ethereal and refined, to compound them in the unearthly mould of Ariel.

Fresh media was added to one side of the coverslip and drawn off from the other side with a piece of filter paper as required during stretching of the membrane.

In principle and simulation, the semi-lean stream is drawing off from the middle of stripper to provide the cold rich solvent split with more heat.

Drawing off from this assailant, the galley found herself close to Admiral Cant's Half Moon which bore straight down upon and struck at her amidships carrying off her mainmast and her poop.

The samples were then placed on slides and the excess stain solution drawn off gently from the edges with tissue.

In each decade since about 1860, the Atchafalaya River had drawn off more water from the Mississippi than it had in the decade before.

This contaminated water must be drawn off every day to prevent it from overwhelming makeshift systems that cool the melted reactors.

Most of that bulk is there to draw off heat from the electronic components.

In fact, when the geologists presented the idea of aquifer storage to the rulers of Abu Dhabi, their first concern was to make sure that Saudi Arabia, next door, could not draw off water from the replenished underground reserves.