Sentence examples for from which developed from inspiring English sources

Out of this too came a rich oral tradition, from which developed in the Middle Ages many epic poems.

She also began a professional nursing library at Johns Hopkins, from which developed her later four-volume History of Nursing (1907 12, with Lavinia L. Dock).

In Lithuanian, mū´sų "of us" (= Latvian mūsu), evolved from the older form *nūsōn, which comes from Baltic *nōsōn and corresponds to the genitive plural form in Common Slavic, *nōsōn, from which developed Old Church Slavonic nasŭ "of us".

(The neural tube is the primitive structure from which develops the central nervous system).

(2) This can be achieved through niche creation from which develops a new business ecosystem.

Then these two bit-strings fuse to form the diploid zygote from which develops into the child.

Our paradigm postulates that cancer originates following a sequence of events that include (1) a pathogenic stimulus (biological or chemical), followed by (2) subclinical chronic inflammation, from which develops (3) fibrosis with associated changes in the cellular microenvironment.

Our paradigm postulates that cancer originates following a sequence of events that include (1) a pathogenic stimulus (biological or chemical) followed by (2) chronic inflammation, from which develops (3) fibrosis with associated changes in the cellular microenvironment.

Bousada died in 2009 from cancer, which developed after giving birth, when her sons were two years old.

Team wi-GO from Portugal, which developed a Kinect-powered shopping cart that can follow disabled people through a store, finished third.

The bad news is you are primarily limited to movies and TV shows from Sony Entertainment (which developed the app service).