Sentence examples for hour from which from inspiring English sources

It was the NUS's darkest hour, from which it has struggled to recover.

(18 where (MUTleft( {i,t} right)) the minimum time for which the unit ought to be continued once it is committed; and (ONhleft( i right)) is the number of hours from which the (i^{{text{th}}}) unit is in on state and binary digits 1,0 stands for ON, OFF conditions of a thermal unit.

Such inhibition was observed as early as 10 min post-treatment and lasted for 8 or more hours, from which the leaves typically recovered within 1 d.

The total examination time for each participant was about two and half hours, from which the EEG registration took about 45 min.

He met Murmelstein in 1975 in Rome for what turned out to be a 17-hour interview, from which he fashioned the 3-hour-and-40-minute "Last of the Unjust".

This is some of the more scintillating dialogue in this intermissionless two-hour production, from which the drama has been bled out.

These data were downloaded using the MIRADOR search tool and were provided in 3-hour increments from which a daily measure of total precipitation was calculated.

Leaf wilting was scored on a scale of 1 3 modified from Bettina et al. (2007) (1 = no wilting; 2 = minimal wilting, where the plant showed leaf wilting only during hot hours and from which the leaves recovered; and 3 = severe wilting, where wilting leaves did not recover from wilting).

Agencies get reimbursed $10 per hour from insurance, which also has to include profit and overhead".

The current minimum wage rises to £6.70 an hour from October 2015, which equates to £12,194 on a 35-hour week, or £13,936 for someone working 40 hours.

This was followed on BBC2 by The Incredible Human Journey over the hour from 9.30pm, which averaged 2.3 million and an 11% share.