Sentence examples for from which it descends from inspiring English sources

The film also winks at the Gallic movie musical tradition from which it descends.

The wristwatch doomed it to the attic of elegance, from which it descends every decade or so.

Compared to the well-known GDQ method from which it descends, the LGDQ is characterized by banded matrices instead of full ones, since the current technique considers only few points of the whole domain.

Bear Lake Summit (elevation 7800 ft/2377 m), at the top of the range, is the highest point on US-89 in Utah, from which it descends the east slope via horseshoe curves to Garden City on the shore of Bear Lake (elevation 5900 ft/1798 m).

(The iPad Mini was an answer to both complaints). It was, in contrast to the iPhone from which it descended, understood by its users as simply good enough — not life-changing, but handy.

Before them, the form was much closer to the Roman comedies from which it descended, with their stock characters (old fool, wily servant) and their knockabout plots.

REALITY BITES Ford broke several rules of sporty car design, most notably that the new coupe should not be uglier than the car from which it descended.

"Ford broke several rules of sporty car design," Mr. Sass writes, "most notably that the new coupe should not be uglier than the car from which it descended".

Twenty-two of the letters are those of the Semitic alphabet from which it descended, modified only in letter form, and the remaining six letters represent sounds not used in the languages written in the earlier alphabet.

Unlike mitosis, in which the end result is a diploid daughter cell with equal chromosome content and genetic identity to its mother, the end result of meiosis is a unique haploid daughter cell, distinct from both sets of parental DNA from which it descended (Gerton and Hawley 2005).

At the dam at the eastern end of Lake Cahora Bassa, the Zambezi begins its lower course, during which it descends from the Central African Plateau to the coastal plain.