Sentence examples for emerged in between from inspiring English sources

Inspection showed that the drain emerged in between the mesentery of the pouch and the pouch itself, suggesting a failure of the posterior linear staple line.

This unique ω-precipitate disordering strengthening mechanism emerges in-between the precipitate cutting and by-passing mechanisms, because the dislocations pile-up stress reaches the ideal strength of ω-phase.

He believed that the threats emerged "in conversation" between Lib Dem colleagues and News Corp's lobbyist Frédéric Michel, but added that "I can't be absolutely certain".

A trendy bar crawl is emerging in between, tucked among old Portuguese bakeries and kitchen supply stores.

The grade-inflating summaries she offers at the beginning and the end of the book are overpowered by the damning portrait that emerges in between.

McGee (1991) coined the term desakota from the Indonesian language words for city (kota) and rural (desa) to explain landscapes emerging in between agricultural and core city-regions.

Splits have emerged in Egypt and Tunisia between mainstream Islamists and harder-line Salafist puritans, and even within each group.

Evidence has emerged in sniping between groups on Arabic television and Web sites, and in interviews with Iraqi and American officials, as well as from members of the resistance and people with close ties to it.

Blade Runner is a reminder that, whereas most of the architects displayed in the Future City exhibition have worked in benign circumstances, many of the best set designers emerged in Germany between the horrors of the first world war and the impossibility of nazism.

As a nation-in-itself, the Chinese nation emerged in confrontations between China and Western powers in the last century.

Wilson's departure was long anticipated because of the potential risks to his own safety and the deep rifts that have emerged in Ferguson between the mostly white police force and the majority black population.