Sentence examples for from the medium of from inspiring English sources

Rumpole is, perhaps, the first truly Dickensian character to emerge from the medium of television.

There is no difference, apart from the medium of communication, between a modern kid's "lol" ("laughing out loud") and an earlier generation's "Swalk" ("sealed with a loving kiss").

Tapping the buttons of the PSP like tiny drums serves as a means to communicate with Patapon 3's armies, sending them to attack, defend and march in a gorgeous world that takes its distinctive visual cues from the medium of shadow puppetry.

Exosomes isolated from the medium of primary cortical neuron cultures contain abundant microRNAs and small RNAs such as miR-124a.

After the solution containing galactosylated lactoside derivative was harvested from the medium of Vero cells, the lactoside-containing medium was successively added and incubated.

The peak at 3288 cm−1 stands for O H broad of alcohol from the medium of dispersion of nZVMn where the manganese nanoparticle was kept for preservation, H O H stretching (1636 C O1), C–O stretching of alcohol at 1309 cm−1 and the peak at 504 correspondsponds to nZVMn as summarized in Table 2 below (Sinha et al. 2011; Li et al. 2009).

Or at least the words Edith Bowman squealed at me, from Glastonbury, through the medium of the television.

It's the glory that comes from being featured in the medium of Homeric poetry".

The trade deficit extracts the medium of exchange from our domestic economy and therefore shrinks it.

Human population data is from the "medium scenario" of the latest UN Population revision.

Both external parts were stained with Coomassie blue and used as references to cut the OspA band from the medium part of the gel.