Sentence examples for established from which from inspiring English sources

Camps have been established, from which emanate horrific stories of rape, torture, extortion, misery and desperation.

In all the 50 × 40 m plots, nested sub-plots were diagonally established from which forage was clipped.

This disparity of representation has implications as resources are established from which the future workforce might be drawn.

The dynamics of an unconstrained gyroelastic body is established, from which the output equations of the CMGs are extracted.

In addition, a general rule for the nanostructure-state-level of switching is established, from which a high level of hysteresis loop can be designed and achieved.

Secondly, numerical models of all investigated joint configurations were established, from which the stress-state inside the bonded connection could be determined.

Advertisers "cannot, by using such keywords, arrange for Google to display ads which do not allow Internet users easily to establish from which undertaking the goods or services covered by the ad in question originate," the court said.

"Advertisers themselves, however, cannot, by using such keywords, arrange for Google to display ads which do not allow internet users easily to establish from which undertaking the goods or services covered by the ad in question originate," added the ECJ.

In contrast, Zebra finch clone DV948439 aligns completely with high scores to both loci, thus we cannot establish from which locus it is transcribed.

Our Illumina transcript reads are non-directional - it is not possible to establish from which strand of the genome a transcript is derived.

In reality, as LTR-matching probes are often mapping to both flanking LTR sequences, we cannot establish from which end the activity stems, and for consistency we have simply mapped such probes to the 3' LTR in Figure 3. Interestingly, no clear distinction between forward and reverse strand transcriptional activity is observed for the LTR sequences.