Sentence examples for emerging from the surface from inspiring English sources

For some, it's those darling buds emerging from the surface of dark soil.

The researchers recorded the orientation both of the follicles--the base of the hair inside the skin--and of the hair shafts emerging from the surface.

Stromules are dynamic tubular structures emerging from the surface of plastids that are filled with stroma.

The yeast used to make bread rely on a process called 'budding' that involves a small daughter cell emerging from the surface of the mother cell.

But there's mystery below the surface as some of the crosses seem to disappear into or emerge from, the surface.

As can be seen there, a high density of Si NWs emerges from the surface of the (AAO-Si) substrate.

The detectable events can be classified in two categories: the track events where the charged lepton is produced outside the fiducial volume and is able to emerge from the surface and be detected by the NT, and the contained events, where neutrino converts inside the NT.

Such neutrinos are produced by collisions of cosmic rays with the Earth atmosphere, and interact during their travel in such a way that the charged leptons produced, essentially muons, could emerge from the surface and be detected by a km3 Neutrino Telescope (NT).

Owen emerges from the surface, looks up and faintly smiles, revealing that the winged attacker is Abby.

Energy waves are transferred through the liquid from the piezo element and break the liquid into tiny droplets as the energy emerges from the surface.

Interestingly, the strong rotten-ish smell that sometimes emerges from the surface of pulque actually means that it is old, as in, past its expiration date of a few precious days.