Sentence examples for from examination of from inspiring English sources

Fatigue failure mechanisms were determined from examination of the fracture surfaces and the crack profiles.

Such knowledge typically comes from examination of the syntax of the program for the system.

New interpretations are derived from examination of excavation reports, rather than the material itself.

It is also unclear, from examination of the War Office and Foreign Office documents now available, when the torture of prisoners in Germany came to an end.

From examination of data from different pipe sizes, it was seen that the 1 mm T-junction shared similar split characteristics as those observed for larger diameter junctions.

The issues concerning Internet-based systems that benefit from examination of unified modeling language (UML) facilities for describing deployment are summarized in an information box.

Some results that have been achieved from examination of each of these four types of questions will constitute the remainder of this section.

The fastest train in the world, the 200-mph Shinkansen Bullet Train, got its current nose from examination of the Kingfisher bird, cutting the train's electricity use by 15% and upping its top speed by 10%.

Yet there's not much arguing with the damnatory verdict delivered at the last election and it is to the credit of Clegg that he doesn't spare himself from examination of what he got wrong.

If it appears from examination of such samples or otherwise that a product must be refused admission under the terms of subsection (a), such product shall be refused admission, unless subsection (c) of this section applies and is complied with.

From examination of the changes in size distributions of the granules and of granule morphology, it was concluded that, at high speed, size enlargement was limited by granule breakage.