Sentence examples for elements stemming from from inspiring English sources
His Paris lectures, important in enabling scholars to form some idea of the work done by one who was a pioneer in introducing Aristotle into western Europe, reveal an Aristotelianism strongly marked by Neoplatonist elements stemming from many different sources.
During a last data collection activity, relationships among data elements stemming from different points of time are set up.
Not only authors writing in the peripatetic tradition, but also the famous Roman teachers of rhetoric, such as Cicero and Quintilian, frequently used elements stemming from the Aristotelian doctrine.
But the other two elements stem from the nation's continuing difficulty in meeting targets set for it by the European Union and the I.M.F.
Nitrogen's lack of interest in other elements stems from the strong ties it makes to its brethren.
To be sure, its controversial elements stem from its unblinking representation of same-sex erotic contact, of two young women who, in terms that they never explicitly discuss, perform oral sex (among other acts) on one another.
Earlier studies have shown that soluble proteins contain a basic universal element, stemming from the polymer nature of polypeptide chains, namely closed loops or returns of the polypeptide chain backbone with a typical size of 25 30 amino acid residues (Berezovsky and Trifonov, 2001; Berezovsky et al., 2000).
The domestic violence element stemmed from a TMZ report that bar employees got involved in the situation after Puig had a physical altercation with his sister.
According to philologist Franz Miklosich, the Serbian word stuhać is cognate with the Old Slavonic stuhia or stihia "the elements", which stem from the Old Greek stoicheion "element".
A finite element displacement formulation stemming from the Perturbed Lagrangian.
The term "choral symphony" indicates the composer's intention that the work be symphonic, even with its fusion of narrative or dramatic elements that stems from the inclusion of words.
