Sentence examples for it arises as from inspiring English sources

The circulation around an airfoil, however, is created by its forward motion; it arises as soon as the airfoil moves fast enough to shed its first eddy.

This means that they are the same during the whole "life" of the quantum system as a closed system, since its initial "birth", when it arises as a result of an interaction, up to its final "death", when it disappears by interacting with another system.

The transition affects the quality of planning, the building of relationships between the administration and the Congress, the capacity of a new administration to develop and execute a legislative program and even the ability of the new team to deal with that first crisis when it arises, as it inevitably will.

What makes the clash particularly disturbing on both sides of the Atlantic is that it arises as a result of a treaty entered into by the Blair government and the Bush administration in the aftermath of 9/11 with the understandable purpose of making the transfer of alleged terrorists between the two countries as effective and efficient as possible.

It arises as one of the underlying ideas of intelligent transportation systems.

It arises as a result of harming or not-helping another individual, serving as a prompt for the guilty individual to take reparative actions, known as restitution.

It arose as well from the culture and historical evolution of a society whose ultimate power would be measured by its vigor and its people's commitment to a better world.

The urge to crown Federer didn't come just from his victories; it arose as much out of admiration for his style of play his effortless grace and power, the choreography of his point patterns, the peerlessly classical beauty of his strokes.

This identity and its location immediately downstream of AAEL010431 suggest that it arose as the result of a tandem duplication of AAEL010431.

It arose as a replacement for the padded doublet that itself held the fashion for 300 years.

It arose as an idea in the wake of the 2004 Ohio election, when Ohio s.o.s.s