Sentence examples for from which special from inspiring English sources

Cut-backs in troop numbers reduce the recruiting pool from which special forces can be drawn.

The model was developed for the versatile Herschel Bulkley constitutive rheological equation from which special solutions for plastic Bingham fluids, power-law shear-thinning and thickening fluids, as well as Newtonian fluids were derived.

He was also responsible for a painting of a lobster from which special effects designers Bernard Wilkie and Jack Kine drew their inspiration for the Martian creatures they constructed for the original television version of Quatermass and the Pit.

Experts in social policy say the use of social and economic factors does not compensate for the fact that the neighborhoods from which special-enrollment schools draw their students are themselves not integrated.

The current MCL for nitrates of the United States, Europe, and World Health Organization are all based on the flawed American Public Health Association survey from 1948 in which "special emphasis was placed on restricting the data to those [infantile methemoglobinemia cases] definitely associated with nitrate-contaminated water" (Walton 1951).

The theoretical results are compared with results from a computerized experiment, in which special attention was given to the number and position of point velocity measurements.

Such, perhaps, are the moments from which a "special relationship" is made.

The incandescence of Esmāʿīl's faith allowed him to bind nomad tribesmen and believing city folk together into a new and enduring amalgam from which the special character of contemporary Iran descends.

That means regarding it as dominant, from which flows a special set of restrictions on its activities.

Season 6, episode 12, written by John Swartzwelder It turns out Lenny and Carl are in a secret club very much like the Freemasons, from which they get special perks.

Within the scope of standard care, those with statutory health insurance receive the necessary dental services as transfers in kind; from which there are special regulations for the reimbursement of costs.