Sentence examples for projections emerge from inspiring English sources

In the case of spontaneous cell migration, Sasaki et al. have found that PI3K and Ras are autonomously activated in the absence of chemoattractants at the sites where F-actin projections emerge, which suggests that spontaneous cell polarity would result from the stochastic activation of the guidance pathway G-protein-independent guidance pathways [12].

Lateral projections emerge from the B-tubule (Fig. 4BIV), as observed in controls (Fig. 4BIIc).

Thus, there is likely to be an active sensing mechanism involved in the formation of multiple projections, rather than the projections emerging in random directions.

While novelties such as three-dimensional flat-screen TVs and new projection methods emerge, the essentials are the same.

A new technique for climate simulations and projections has emerged over the past 15 years that allows to reach unprecedented spatial resolution at an affordable computing cost: regional climate modelling.

"Honesty will be fashionable again," Grillo declared on Twitter, as the projections began to emerge.

The list of projection angles emerging from the subject atom is calculated.

Solid-state, digital radiography (DR) detectors, designed specifically for standard projection radiography, emerged just before the turn of the millennium.

What if you could somehow squeegee that shit off your soul and reclaim your innocence in only seven minutes utilizing state-of-the-art astral projection techniques, emerging for 2009 fresh as the Snuggle fabric softener teddy bear?

Over the last 20 years, online projections of identity have emerged; these projections in cyber-space are now pervasive throughout society.

And the rather dismal performance of the newly built $850 million Boston Convention and Exhibition Center illustrates the gap that can emerge between projections and reality.