Sentence examples for from which to process from inspiring English sources

A prototype has been developed in this work that is able to capture the subject's gait on video in a relatively simple setup, and from which to process the selected frames of the gait in a computer.

Is the choice of arm from which to process the mature miRNA conserved in animals?

If Lippi is correct, and Italy's cupboard is so bare that there are no younger men pushing through, then Italy must start the process of a new soccer kindergarten from which to begin the process of resuscitating a sport it has played so well in the past.

This gave them a vantage point from which to observe provincial processes.

While minimisation of dissipation often holds in real physical systems, it is not in general a fundamental principle from which to deduce dynamical processes.

Restricting this analysis to single-copy genes avoids the ambiguity of having one genome represented in several places in a topology but still retains a large data set from which to infer evolutionary processes.

"It also gives these groups a platform from which to influence the political process and state institutions," the Commission said.

The sinus tympani is a challenging area for the otologic surgeon to access and from which to remove the disease process.

Additional and more definitive data of this kind, and similar studies of tRNA specificities now afford a new experimental basis from which to unravel that subtle process, e.g. by posing questions such as: can the 46-residue peptide catalysts function using simpler amino acid alphabets?

These results have implications for stream management planning, and offer a firm foundation from which to better understand population processes within dendritic networks.

Our results provide a basis from which to investigate the cellular processes required for central nervous system regeneration, and further studies will examine more extensively the complete repertoire of mRNA targets of miR-29b and miR-223 (e.g., using high-throughput sequencing of RNA isolated by crosslinking immunoprecipitation (HITS-CLIP) [ 80]).