Sentence examples for section arise from inspiring English sources

The temporal problems we shall consider in this section arise because ordinary individuals change over time, including coming into and going out of existence.

Corruption of the rich and powerful is based on greed; corruption of the weaker section arises out of desperation.

The temperature dependence of the differential Rayleigh scattering cross section arises from changes in the mean molecular polarizability and mean molecular anisotropy.

We calculated the effective EMCD signal by taking the ratio between the inelastic scattering cross section evaluated solely using the imaginary part of the mixed dynamical form-factor (which corresponds to the magnetic signal i.e., Mn↑ Mn↓) and the total inelastic scattering cross section arising in the EELS experiments [16].

We found that most non-concordant practices relating to antibiotic prophylaxis for caesarean section arose from giving multiple doses or administering antibiotics pre or post operatively.

The four species sampled in section Porphyrochitonium, a section arising ∼ 4.08 mya, display a more than two-fold range in genome sizes (6.21 13.96 pg/2 C).

The multiplicative | x|2 factor in the running time in comparison with that of the previous section arises from considering all possible inverted substrings of x.

The gradients arise due to the counts from each of the boxes, whilst the flat sections arise from the sections of air in between the boxes.

The request for designing or reconstructing objects from planar cross sections arises in various applications, ranging from CAD to GIS and Medical Imaging.

Among its numerous possible applications, we quote for example integration of functions with singularities, and integration on nonstandard circular sections arising in optical design or in meshfree methods with compactly supported radial bases.

However, such applications are still harmed by the low photoluminescence quantum yield and narrow excitation bandwidth of upconversion nanoparticles, which can be attributed to the small absorption cross-sections arising from formally forbidden 4f 4f transitions of the dopants (e.g., Yb3+, Er3+, Ho3+ ions).