Sentence examples for issuing from those from inspiring English sources

As he explains his use of the term, endoxa are widely shared opinions, often ultimately issuing from those we esteem most: 'Endoxa are those opinions accepted by everyone, or by the majority, or by the wise and among the wise, by all or most of them, or by those who are the most notable and having the highest reputation' (Top. 100b21 23).

The truth about food should issue from those devoted to public health, not be manufactured by those apt to profit at its expense.

Tests performed on a two-phase reactor showed that, without any cobalt addition, standard oxygen transfer efficiencies (SOTE) obtained from the proposed method are not statistically different from those issued from the standardised method.

In addition, the residual stresses thus determined are then compared with those issued from the photoelasticity measurement.

Burnt gases temperature as well as thermal flame thickness values are also in excellent agreement with those issued from the reference detailed kinetics models.

Leaders at all levels need to remember that the commanders and Marines below them will have to refer to their statements—just as they themselves must refer to those issued from the top.

From these databases, the training sets used in QSAR development are more qualitative data than those issued from the standardized OECD tests.

The eggshell proteome contains a complex mixture of uterine-derived proteins, additional proteins derived from degraded cells or basement membranes and those issued from the upper oviduct (i.e., egg white, egg yolk and vitelline membrane proteins) [ 25, 42].

No singles were issued from the album.

The obtained numerical results were compared with those issued from some previous experimental investigations on laminated composites.

In September 1957 the Ministry of Supply informed the heads of the aviation companies that the only acceptable proposals would be those issued from teams consisting of more than one company.