Sentence examples for from another surface from inspiring English sources

"I think if there's something the Spaniards do well it's to go from another surface to clay," Costa said.

For those who argue that what really shocked the British establishment about Lady Chatterley was that its sex scenes transgressed class boundaries, it's striking that past controversies about erotic content on TV have most often involved departures from another surface convention of the ruling class: heterosexuality.

The study based on the photoluminescence, UV Vis absorption, Fourier-transform infrared, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopies reveals that the green emission originates from the CO related surface defect whereas the blue emission originates from another surface defect.

We define secondary encounters as events where the Ca2+ ion came to contact with a residue due to transfer from another surface residue, without leaving the first solvation shell.

Projective geometry, branch of mathematics that deals with the relationships between geometric figures and the images, or mappings, that result from projecting them onto another surface.

When patients transfer themselves from a wheelchair to another surface, most of their weight is initially supported by their trailing upper extremity.

G. G. Grindle et al. describe a new wheelchair mounted robot arm called "StrongArm" capable of moving a person from their wheelchair to another surface and back eliminating the heavy lifting that would normally be required from a caregiver.

They observed that the pH recovered to above pH 5.5 within 2 min from a site adjacent to the palatal surface of the upper central incisor and within 4 5 min from another palatal surface of the upper first molar.

For example, the HVR could act as a decoy that diverts the antibody response from other regions of the M protein or it could protect another surface component from immune attack through camouflage [13].

This can be observed from Fig. 6, showing a node x exposed only to partial heat flux emitted from another wall surface.

Fas is a cell-surface receptor that transduces apoptotic signals from another cell-surface receptor Fas ligand, FasL [ 10, 11].