Sentence examples for from the fore from inspiring English sources

This comes from the fore rib.

There, amino acids and other nutrients are absorbed and the bodies of the micro-organisms from the fore stomach are also digested.

The aft antenna phase center is then displaced from the fore antenna phase center by.

Collinge's team looked at DNA from the Fore and also from 1000 people representing other groups around the world.

The length (L) is defined as 96% of the total length on the water-line at 85% of the least molded depth, or as the length measured from the fore side of the stem to the axis of the rudder stock on the water-line, if that is greater.

The word "kuru" comes from the Fore language and means "to shake".

In other words, the people who can generally be relied upon to put the city's issues into context for the rest of us have peered out from the fore-deck of the municipal ship of state — North America's fourth largest — only to announce that they have no idea where we are.

The results indicate that soil morphology on the southern Taoyuan Terrace changes systematically from the fore-edge to the back-edge: from red/orange soils to yellow soils, then to mottled soils, and finally to gley soils.

The results and information obtained from the fore-mentioned critical analysis and interpretation were integrated with the general available geologic features to construct the predominant tectonic elements affecting the basement discontinuities of the study area (Fig. 18).

Although the crew who had climbed into the rigging threatened the Malagasy from the fore-mast with hand grenades, "only those that reached the safety of the barricaded [gunroom] ... escaped a brutal death".

Scaly-tailed squirrels and flying squirrels, although not closely related, can both glide from tree to tree using parachute-like membranes that stretch from the fore-limbs to the hind-limbs.