Sentence examples for emerged from work from inspiring English sources
But from the 17th century, the possibility of scientific history emerged from work on sources.
CRT encompasses representational ideas that have emerged from work in semantic networks, frames, frame semantics, and Conceptual Dependency.
Lyric Semiconductor, a start-up that emerged from work at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, looks to forgo this certainty in favor of probability.
The new logo emerged from work being done on the "Taxi of Tomorrow" Nissan prototype with the firm Smart Design, which was (somewhat) responsible for the current logo.
C2Sense, which emerged from work supported by the Deshpande Center, aims to bring gas sensing to the so-called internet of things by creating a "digital olfactory" platform for industrial use.
The idea to cool glass windows when they get hot emerged from work on microfluidics by Don Ingber, M.D., Ph.D., the Wyss Institute's Founding Director, and his team working on biomimetic microsystems.
As she emerged from work-release and a third drug-treatment program in 1995, she showed that she was serious about going straight.
Designs that emerged from working closely with the Aborigine community, says RIBA, are now being built on "homeland" sites.
In the rural neighbourhood, public/private residential life emerges from work relations where caste continues to permeate interactions.
A different picture emerges from work done by the Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality, a voluntary group of health care organizations that uses both price and quality of care measures.
The new commission is emerging from work done by the conservative thinktank Policy Exchange – an opaquely funded body known (for example) for its support for hard Brexit – that is in many ways sane and constructive.
