Sentence examples for generating from a from inspiring English sources

The word "sound" plays a similar hold-the-fort role in a bizarrely geological account of the German avant-gardist Johannes Kalitzke: "Explosive force generating from a single focal point often serves to integrate diverse facets of sound, causing both compression and extension to occur within each structural layer".

The dynamics of their experiments consists of generating, from a common ancestor, pairs of organisms adapted to high (lower fitness organisms) and low (higher fitness organisms) mutation rates.

We explored the possibility of generating, from a minimal amount of input DNA (≤ 1 ng) in the MDA reaction, genome-equivalent DNA that can be efficiently and accurately typed for a large number of SNPs.

The Reisen et al. report also reflects the utility and limitations of ecologic studies and the legitimacy of simultaneously concluding that study findings are "hypothesis generating" from a scientific perspective yet sufficiently plausible to prompt public health interventions from a practical perspective.

Accordingly, Th17 cells generated from A and G donors produced similar amounts of Th17 cytokines.

The property is run on renewable energy generated from a hydroelectric turbine and wood-pellet boiler.

Alice also knows that "a little human warmth generated from a clean-shaven jaw can go a long way".

Airborne sound is generated from a source, like a loud television or stereo, and transmitted through the air.

More than £15m was generated from a series of share option awards that date back to 2003.

Just think of all the tourism and money that could be generated from a sound cannabis legalisation plan.

Fig. 8 Data generated from a GMM.