Sentence examples for root from which from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the type of tree depicted (Fig. 4), a rooted tree can be read as indicating the earliest ancestor at the root, from which are descended the internal nodes and, more recently, the terminal nodes.

Increased tax revenue is the root from which our country will grow and we need to nurture it carefully.

"The very considerations which judges most rarely mention, and always with an apology, are the secret root from which the law draws all the juices of life.

Reflexology is also the root from which spring the contemporary areas of drama therapy and the use of games and improvisation in actor training.

However, analysis of Dugas's HIV genome from a blood sample shows that it was typical of strains of the virus within the US at the time and was not the root from which the virus diversified in North America.

West of Lihue, well-maintained two-lane Route 50 passes through occasional fields of bananas, papayas and taro, the potato-like root from which Hawaiians still make poi, a starchy mush that was once the mainstay of the local diet.

The plant develops tuberous roots from which it can be propagated.

It took an axe to the 500-year-old intellectual roots from which that movement sprang.

This is a mature modern building, a structure unafraid of revealing the deep roots from which modern architecture arose.

Magnolia wilsonii?– but whatever it is, it will have roots from which the drains need to be kept well away.

His experience abroad would stay with him: stressing only his Americanness obscures the European roots from which his art achieved a very real but never complete independence.