The lake surface is also a flat surface bump mapped with sine waves of varying frequencies, all emanating from a point directly beneath the seed.
The reference frames used in dynamics are known as coordinate systems with axes (lines) emanating from a point known as the origin.
A number of cracks have appeared on the map, emanating from a point in Wailing Woods.
Rather than being isochronal, lines of constant θ are simply straight lines that emanating from a point on the orbit in the direction of the normal.
If the universe is finite, light emanating from a point will eventually return to the same point from many directions, like Pac-Man going off the edge of a video game screen and coming back the other side.
Nos is expressed as a gradient emanating from the posterior pole of the embryo and is essential for abdominal segmentation and germ cell development.
For example, in the developing murine retina, a VEGF gradient emanating from the avascular regions of the retina is essential for the sprouting angiogenesis.
If the distance between the reconstructed image and its conjugate image is very long, a wavefront coming from the conjugate image plane may be considered as being emanated from a point source.
Pom1p localizes in cortical gradients emanating from cell tips (Bahler and Pringle, 1998; Padte et al., 2006; Hachet et al., 2011; Saunders et al., 2012).
While condition (i) implies that geodesic emanating from a same point must separate and no matters how fast, condition (ii) imposes a superior bound about how much two geodesics emanating from a same point are allowed to separate.
Mathematically speaking, the coils that make up the Spiral Array model are in effect helices, a spiral referring to a curve emanating from a central point.
