Sentence examples for modes from which from inspiring English sources

Just below the understatement of the novel's surface is a turbulence as immense as it is slow; for The Remains of the Day is in fact a brilliant subversion of the fictional modes from which it seems at first to descend.

The binding modes from which chemical modification of a substrate is possible are the most relevant for understanding enzyme selectivity and for the rational enzyme engineering.

Our design hinges on the decomposition of the problem into a) flight controls of fundamental agile-maneuvering flight modes and b) trajectory planning using these controlled flight modes from which almost any aggressive maneuver (or a combination of) can be created.

Throughout his career Takemitsu often made use of modes from which he derived his musical material, both melodic and harmonic among which Messiaen's modes of limited transposition to appear with some frequency.

For a 10 GA run there would be up to 10 total docking modes from which the lowest energy-docking mode was chosen that met the above two criteria.

In order to increase the energy absorption characteristics of the composite impact beam, the mechanical joint was designed to fail with fiber shear-out mode, from which the impact energy might be dissipated during the side-door collision of passenger cars.

In addition, it is proposed that a shark that swims through the Earth's magnetic field induces an orthogonal electric field across its head and body (active mode) from which the polarity and intensity of the induced vertical electric field can be discriminated.

The division results can indicate the critical-to-mode phases from which a certain mode begins to be separated into different sub-modes.

We then add the modes adjacent to the FM to be tested during the RMD process, forming a new mode candidate list from which we select two or three modes during the RDO process to obtain the optimal mode.

Therefore, the subsequent MS n study for swerilactones H and I (1 and 2) in negative mode, and for swerilactones J and K (3 and 4) in both positive and negative modes was performed, from which their fragmentation pathways were proposed (Figs. 2, 3, 4, 5).

This first principle, Grisez says, contains implicitly within it various "modes of responsibility" from which particular moral rules can be derived.