Sentence examples for features arise from inspiring English sources

We reason that spectral reflectance features arise primarily as a result of spectral absorption processes.

The mean flow features arise out of steady streaming from the substrate and the oscillating liquid-vapor interface.

These undesirable features arise from neutrons that are elastically scattered by the sample and then are inelastically scattered by phonon excitations in the beryllium filter material.

Spectral analysis of these features shows that the colder gas is on the brighter side, hence they have been dubbed "cold fronts". These features arise naturally in simulations from the cool-core gas "sloshing" in the gravitational potential.

The answer that came back yesterday was that the industry was indeed inefficient but the ORR concluded that "it is evident that a number of these [negative] features arise from Government policies".

According to these features arise from the key intermediate, blue and red phosphorescent organic light-emitting diodes were fabricated and external quantum efficiencies above 10% were achieved with relative flat roll-off.

Both of the dust components are needed to explain spectroscopic features arising from the dust.

In both studies, strong STM contrasts derive from topographic features arising from reconstructed substrates.

A baseline correction was used for all X-Ray powder diffractograms to compensate for the broad features arising from the FTO glass and anatase substrate.

Many features of an organism (its phenotype) may also be structural spandrels, others may be "exaptations" - another term coined by Gould, with Elizabeth Vrba, to describe features arising in one context but subsequently put to a different use.

Simulation studies reveal the hitherto unreported existence of multiple isolas and unusual multiplicity features, arising from isola evolution for some regions of reactor parameter space.