Sentence examples for proofs from which from inspiring English sources

After Ray died, their bed became a nest of quilts, manuscripts and galley proofs, from which the solitary, once fastidious woman watched junky late-night television.

Orwell's American editor, Robert Giroux, whom I remember with fondness from the 1980s, did not wait for the English page proofs from which to set his edition, as was customary.

For example, GRAMY system (Matsuda and VanLehn 2004) can solve complex problems by precisely describing the problem-solving knowledge required for geometric-proof problems, from which it generates high-quality guidance according to the learner's specific learning situation.

This could be in a normal restaurant with tables and chairs, on a shopping street with shoe stores and a dry cleaner, or just in a take-out unit behind bullet-proof glass from which residents of difficult neighborhoods could collect dinner, hot sauce and quick nutrition to share with their people.

Applicants, regardless of their funding success or failure, found the process provided them the opportunity to "learn and create better research applications" and complete "proof of concepts" from which to build their potential for applying for larger funding schemes.

They provide a more detailed reconstruction of avian genome evolution than could be achieved by zoo-FISH analysis alone and demonstrate proof of principle from which further studies of genome evolution and comparative genomics can ensue.

Further, the profitability of the Sun deal is still a question mark, though complete proof can only be determined with financial proof from Oracle, which does not break out such level of detail in its financial statements.

The reader can find the detailed derivation and proof in [ 12], from which the validity for t= ℓ networks follows.

Furthermore, proofs are here understood as candidates of valid proofs, which means that the rules from which they are composed are not fixed.

It will offer companies money to engage in proof-of-concept R&D projects from which new products and services could emerge.

It follows from the proof that so is φ, from which we can deduce the same for ψ.