Sentence examples for pose arises from inspiring English sources
I am the original photographic source for all of the selfies, so in that sense they are all me, and each "pose" arises from a personal reflection of my position within culture.
The slight 3D dissimilarity between abacavir's poses arises due to ring strain of the cyclopropyl group and rotational variation of the hydroxyl group (as illustrated in Fig. 3).
The well known pose ambiguity arising from the use of linear camera models is solved at the control level by choosing a hybrid visual state vector including both image space (2D) information and 3D object parameters.
The intrinsic highly non-linear behaviour, especially when chaos arises, poses a major problem for the formulation of good predictions and the design of reliable control systems.
It is only very slowly that I have had to accept the enormity of what has happened and deal with each problem her disability poses as it arises - self-inflicted or otherwise.
Unfortunately he doesn't seem to fully realize that for machines to pose an existential threat arising from their own self-interests, conscious is required.
The size and heterogeneity of these data sets pose analytical challenges that arise from mixtures of types of measurements.
For whatever reason non-linearity arises, it poses important challenges for integrated environmental health impact assessment, for it means that the magnitude of the effects is highly sensitive to the absolute levels of exposure and the specific susceptibility of the population concerned.
At the same time, Mr. Obama also understood how to harness his inner celebrity when the need arose, posing for the cover of glossy magazines (Annie Leibovitz shot him twice for Men's Vogue) and doling out access to his family at important moments in the campaign.
The concern arises because Caesareans pose a risk of surgical complications and research has found that they are more likely than normal births to cause problems that can put the mother back in the hospital and the infant in intensive care.
A Fourth Industrial Revolution is arising that will pose tough ethical questions with few simple, black-and-white answers.
