Sentence examples for progresses from its from inspiring English sources
It is shown that all the historical sunspot cycles are reasonably consistent with each respective activity level, as the cycle progresses from its solar minimum/solar maximum.
Even more recently, research on autonomous agents has undergone a renaissance as it has progressed from its roots in distributed AI.
Reliable estimates of the time it takes pancreatic cancers to progress from its earliest detectable stage to more advanced stages are needed to determine surveillance intervals for patients undergoing pancreatic screening.
Writing for Allmusic Stephen Thomas Erlewine praised the record, claiming it "shines brightly" compared to the "dead world of mainstream and indie rock in 2001" but expressed disappointment that it is "the first SFA album not to progress from its predecessor".
Princeton did not steadily progress from its origins as a tiny Presbyterian seminary.
As the event progressed from its ceremonial phase through its extended liquid phase, Stowe's devotees recounted experiences they'd had with him on land and sea.
Mr. Salerno was also impressed by how completely Ms. Swinton was engaged in the film's progress from its inception to its completion.
Founded in 2013, the London-based company has quickly progressed from its pilot programme to working with global brands such as Compass Group and Accord Hotels.
The broad field showed Afghanistan's progress from its first presidential elections five years ago, which were dominated by faction leaders of the mujahedeen, the armed groups that once helped push out the Soviet occupation.
These changes reflect South Korea's progress from its position as the poorest country in Asia at the end of the Korean War in the early 1950's to the 13th largest economy in the world.
Whilst the innovation literature has over the years moved away from its 'product innovation' pre-occupation to capture the role of other forms of innovation in value creation, the capability view has progressed from its 'rigid' or 'static' view to a 'dynamic' view in an effort to capture market dynamism.
