Sentence examples for material emanating from inspiring English sources
On the morning of Saturday, April 24, the logs report that an undersea robot had noticed "a small quantity of unknown material" emanating from the drill pipe, which is encased in the riser.
Furthermore, opportunities abound for stealthy insinuation of genetic material emanating from the peripheral hologenomic participants and directed toward the central germ line.
By making a qualitative document analysis, we investigate how the idea and intent of the Swedish National Guidelines is expressed in public documents and information material emanating from the National Board of Health and Welfare (NBHW), the Government and the state administration.
But he said pressure to find smear material emanated principally from his Detective Chief Inspector at the time, known as N86, and that Chief superintendent Robert Potter was also aware of it.
All told, an estimated 4 million cubic kilometers of molten material emanated from Siberian peaks and fissures over the course of about 800,000 years, with about two-thirds of that spilling forth before and during the mass extinction.
Several specific mineralogical markers of the sandy fraction and the clayey fraction allow us to distinguish autochthonous materials emanating from proximal hillsides upstream of the river, and then to follow the increase of these allochthonous particles during the second half of the Holocene.
Modern measurement of the Curie temperature is typically accomplished using some form of magnetometer measuring current induced by the magnetic field emanating from a material or zeroing out the material field with a compensating coil [6, 7].
A fire that enveloped a subway car as it was traveling between stations claimed the lives of more than 300 persons and injured some 200; most of the victims were felled by carbon monoxide fumes emanating from burning materials, and others were electrocuted as they tried to grasp cables to escape the blazing train.
Failure of the parallel columnar material occurred in a transgranular manner with cracks emanating from the surface whereas the transverse columnar material failed in a intergranular manner, with crack growth occurring through repeated rupture of oxide at the crack-tip.
The radioactive material could spread as a dust emanating from the explosion, falling on a wide area of a city, perhaps killing hundreds and requiring a cleanup that could run to billions of dollars.
In the last year in the Open Door column the issues we discussed include whether it was ethical to run stories emanating from the WikiLeaks material, to identify a CIA agent, examine the Guardian's record on the coverage of women and several complex Israel/Palestine issues and allegations of anti-Semitism.
