Sentence examples for other arising from inspiring English sources

The other, arising from the documents exposed by Edward Snowden, shows that the US and the UK have been involved in the mass interception of our phone calls and use of the internet.

The other arising in real time is dynamic and random, e.g. speed restrictions due to track faults, train equipment faults or any kind of obstacle on the track.

B4 tenia-coli splenic flexure type: one appendix arising from the usual site of the cecum and the other arising from the splenic flexure of the colon along the tenia.

This committee will meet before patient recruitment and then annually to assess safety, feasibility or any other arising problems (eg, with recruitment) and their recommendations will be followed.

Moreover, the electromagnetic field was magnified dramatically when two Ag@ZnO nanostructures approached each other, arising from a significant amount of small crevices formed between Ag nanoparticles on the two nanorods.

Two peaks are resolved in the carbonyl-carbon region, one arising from the peptide cross-link between the glycyl bridge nitrogen and the d-Ala-4 carbonyl label (see Figure 1, top inset) at 175 ppm, and the other arising from the terminal carboxyl carbon of d-Ala-5 of uncross-linked stems at 178 ppm.

One is the difficulty in recovering the used nanoparticles and the other arises from the low catalytic efficiency due to the aggregation of the nanoparticles.

One descends from an unbroken chain of tradition, and the other arises by populist instinct, but they wind up partly converging.

One results from biological variability, while the other arises from the dispersion of data points.

On Dec. 2, the California Supreme Court agreed to hear Ms. Lopez's case and three others arising since the ruling in June.

In the case of periurban farmers, these issues are combined with (and exacerbated by) others arising from their location on the urban fringe.