Sentence examples for lines emanating from the from inspiring English sources
In other words, the magnetic field lines emanating from the Sun describe a spiral.
2. What do the radial lines emanating from the point on the left hand side of the plaque represent?
With a giant family tree spanning the pages immediately after the novel's dedication, the author and publishers seem aware of the obvious potential for confusion between the many lines emanating from the Langdon-Vogel union which produces six children.
Yet our eyes see bright lines emanating from the center of the image, corresponding to the stars' corners.
We speculate that a similar phenomenon occurs when performing ultrasonography on the snake spectacle, resulting in repetitive lines emanating from the posterior surface of the spectacle down into the sub-spectacular space.
However, there are still lines emanating from the root Markov node to clinical CRC, CRC death, and other death, but the probabilities of these states at the first cycle (initial probabilities) are all zero.
JERUSALEM — Shimon Peres, Israel's president and elder statesman, spoke out Thursday against the prospect of a lone Israeli military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, a message that contradicts the hawkish, go-it-alone line emanating from the offices of Israel's prime minister and defense minister.
Motion in three dimensions can be described by three rectangular coordinates or by the length of a line emanating from the origin and two angles (spherical coordinates); one of these angles is equivalent to degrees of longitude and the other to degrees of latitude.
The line emanating from the metal to the center of the ring is interpreted as a methyl ligand, rather than an η5 multicentre attachment.
Rewriting these expressions in terms of SIF and substituting the numerically obtained displacements for several points on a radial line emanating from the crack tip, a set of data for SIF in mode I (K I) or mode II (K II) with respect to the distance r from the crack tip is generated.
Draw a line emanating from the origin, making an angle of π/3 radians (60 degrees) counter-clockwise from the positive direction of the x-axis and intersecting the circle drawn in the last step.
