After two days of rest, I arose from my bed.
When I arose from the darkness, we were finally moving.
I was living in the suburbs, and one night I had a vivid dream, in which I arose from my bed (it was almost a movie dream), went downstairs, and walked outdoors in the dark.
Cognition of kind (I) arises from objects represented "through the senses in a way that is mutilated, confused, and without order for the intellect".
Three new approaches are presented: model I, arising from a consideration of the entropy change involved in polymer-segment solvent-hydrogen bond formation; model II, based on consideration of two energetic levels of H-bonding; and model III, use of a polymer-segment solvent-hydrogenl I, with two adjustable polymer-segment solvent-hydrogenrovement over the original Goldstein form.
The unboundedness of eigenvalues of the pair ((p, I)) arises from their structural differences, particularly homogeneity degrees, and the nondiscreteness of their spectrum is due to the lack of a Fredholm alternative or broadly an application of Borsuk's theorem for odd linear and nonlinear maps; see [9].
Strikes and industrial unrest were frequent in the aftermath of World War I, arising from discontent over poor conditions and the rise of militant labour organizations like the Communist Party of Australia and the Industrial Workers of the World.
Ten alternatively spliced transcripts of neurexin I arise from twelve alternative sites.
Type I arising from (short segment) Barrett's oesophagus and therefore, in our opinion, ACO; type II, true AGC, arising from the cardiac epithelium or a short segment of intestinal metaplasia at the oesophagogastric junction; and type III, subcardial gastric cancer, infiltrating the cardia from below (Siewert and Stein, 1998).
In contrast, compound I (Cpd I), arising from proton -assisted heterolytic cleavage of the O O bond of the ligand in hydroperoxoferric intermediates, is the catalytically active oxygenating species in the monooxygenase cycles catalyzed by cytochromes P450 and in argininine hydroxylation by NOS.
"The paradoxical proposition that the normal man is not only far more immoral than he believes but also far more moral than he knows" (as Freud wrote in "The Ego and the Id") arises from this dire early experience.
