Sentence examples for from the lengths from inspiring English sources

The law of sines is expressed as an equality involving three sine functions while the law of cosines is an identification of the cosine with an algebraic expression formed from the lengths of sides opposite the corresponding angles.

This parameter is typically calculated from the lengths of muscle fibres selectively sampled from the superficial layer of the muscle.

The problem is to determine the metric from the lengths of geodesics joining points in the boundary (the surface of the Earth in the motivating example).

The superficial damage on the back side of the FRCC panels, when using the 100 g blast charge, was calculated from the lengths and widths of the cracks.

However, their sample size was small (n = 3), so it would be hard to draw definitive conclusions from the lengths they observed.

Below ∼200 Hz optimum stereocilium lengths predicted by flexoelectricity deviate from the lengths observed in nature (Fig. 3, −1/8 slope).

"From the length of the shadows coming in the entrance," McBride said.

"US studies have shown us that deterrence arises from fear of being caught, not from the length of the sentence".

She noted everything from the length of Nancy Clutter's bedroom mirror to the height of Mrs. Clutter's socks.

Does the phrase derive from the length of ammunition belts in World War II aircraft?

Floral clocks work in any weather because the photosensitive plants that reflect day length actually take their clues from the length of the night, not the day.