It could be argued that the forces driving modern international relations emanate on the one hand from western politicians fearing a repetition of that defeat and, on the other hand, the Islamists' desire to regain that victory.
In recent years, violent protests have emanated on either side of the borders of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, which enjoys the diverted water, threatening both trade between the two states and the welfare of their people.
From the various motions of the spheres, matter and forms emanate on the sub-lunar world.
It is contended from this that there are three possible mechanisms of theft that emanate on transit systems and their nearby environs.
Second, the crack lengths emanated on the corners of the indentations marks (with applied loads above 250 mN) were measured on both coatings using a scanning electron microscope (SEM).
That said there was no denying the energy emanating on stage from Shapiro and his youthful colleagues.
If we listen deeply to them, if we are wise enough to trust the feelings they emanate on our behalf, then we will find the clarity necessary to make inspired choices that are as good for the whole as they are for the one, which is an absolute prerequisite for thought leadership today.
The MHW method adaptability emanates from the on-line training that exponentially discounts prior information, i.e., information from the recent-past is more relevant to forecasts than those from the distant-past.
Overall, this expression analysis confirmed the array data and supports the concept that β-catenin-accumulating cells in mouse and human ACP function as signalling centres from where multiple secreted signals emanate to act on themselves and neighbouring cells.
So it's deeply satisfying, after spending time in the overly intellectualized atmosphere of much of today's theatre, to sense that energy emanating from "On the Levee" (an LCT3 production, at the Duke on 42nd Street).
