Sentence examples similar to emanate from external points from inspiring English sources

Free vortex lines are assumed to emanate from the points of separation that converge downstream of the body.

The intersection normal and refraction direction emanate from the actual points on the surfaces they intersect.

Bird calls emanate from points around the room and a computer map shows the migration routes of various species.

Pollutants emanate from both point and distributed sources and have adversely affected both surface water and groundwaters.

In interphase control cells, MTs emanate from one point and are distributed throughout the entire cytoplasm (Fig.  9A[a]).

Love seemed to emanate from a single point of light.

If that is the case, we generally expect the same intensity/color ray to emanate from a single point on the object.

These emissions can emanate from point sources (e.g., venting, equipment leaks, and distribution) and enhanced diffusion of gas from soils.

Body heat emanating from pulse points can intensify a fragrance.

In the nineteen-nineties, Graziano points out, Italy's external point of reference shifted from America to the European Community.

So while the sanctions and low oil prices are certainly major pressure points for Russia today, they are typically viewed as emanating from forces external to Russia.