Sentence examples for from which problem from inspiring English sources

Her childhood favorite, "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," in which the loving but alcoholic father dies halfway through, is a prime specimen of the realistic vein in children's fiction, from which problem novels evolved.

However, a "Swiss-army knife" containing a full set of specialized tools from which problem solvers can select becomes impractical.

The problems, their best solutions and the source models from which problem data was simulated are all available on our web site.

But with Schapiro one is constantly astonished by the variety of angles from which problems are attacked, and by the lucidity with which his concepts are expressed.

Newton had employed the third law in his lectures on algebra as one of two principles from which problems of impacting hard spheres could be solved.

The categories from which "the problem" will be chosen was announced on Monday.

And if not, which problems arise from ineffective 'lines of division'?

The point of view from which governance problems related to prevention and emergency preparedness will be looked at is that of an urban and regional planner.

Advantages and drawbacks of integration for each service type in the Cloud Computing stack are given, from which possible problems of hybrid clouds are derived.

This investigation on the residual stress distribution in the ECAP-processed material provides a new window from which engineering problems in related with residual stress can be issued and solved.

Some of the review's negative descriptions corresponded with our own reading of the IPC scale literature, from which three problems are highlighted.