Sentence examples for features that arose from inspiring English sources
Here is an entire series devoted to safety features that arose from the wreckage of air crashes caused by microbursts, ripped fuselages, exploding fuel tanks, accidental collisions and tire blowouts.
Overall, antibodies of jawed vertebrates show tremendous individual diversity, but are constructed incorporating design features that arose with the evolutionary emergence of the jawed vertebrates and have been conserved through at least 450 million years of evolutionary time.
This implies that the substrate/product specificity of the ancestral aromatase protein was not like that of either the human or the pig placental forms, but rather reflects features that arose convergently in these two species [ 58].
The genus Brassica is an excellent model plant to study polyploidization-mediated genome evolution because allotetraploid species like B. juncea, B. napus, and B. carinata evolved very recently from the three diploid species B. rapa, B. oleracea, and B. nigra, and even the diploid Brassica species have triplicated genome features that arose approximately 13 million years ago (MYA) [ 26, 27, 36].
Volume 2 explores the new economic features that arise when we consider multiperiod finite and infinite horizon economies.
These upper-air features that arise so far away from the Equator are associated with the surface monsoon and are absent when there is no monsoonal flow.
Complexity science unifies some forty diverse features that arise from the evolution of the civil system and these underlie theory development in the futures field.
The physical scientist thus has two very different roles to play: on the one hand, he has to reveal the most basic constituents and the laws that govern them; and, on the other, he must discover techniques for elucidating the peculiar features that arise from complexity of structure without having recourse each time to the fundamentals.
We also study the new features that arise when strongly interacting quantum systems evolve in time.
Developmental biology is the science of explaining how a variety of interacting processes generate an organism's heterogeneous shapes, size, and structural features that arise on the trajectory from embryo to adult, or more generally throughout a life cycle.
