Sentence examples for section from which from inspiring English sources
Muumuu was adopted into English from the Hawaiian in the 1920's and is "the name of a dress, literally, a 'cutoff,' so-called because it has no yoke, the usual top section from which the rest of the dress hangs".
As in Charlemagne's chapel, the highest part is the square central section, from which four branches extend, forming a Greek cross; in the corners of the cross are four lower chapels, and at the ends are apses shaped somewhat like horseshoes.
When reading the code, it is always critical to determine the scope of the section from which a particular requirement is taken.
A possible approach would be to acquire a single representative abdominal CT section from which an automated quantification of total abdominal adipose tissue could be performed.
Linear fits were performed for the pyroelectric phase to obtain the B parameter, as defined in the 'Basic photopyroelectric theoretical scheme' section, from which the thermal diffusivity of the sample was obtained by means of the relationship αs = π/B2.
Linear fits were done for the photoacoustic phase to obtain parameter B, as described in the theoretical section, from which the sample's thermal diffusivity was obtained by means of the relation α s = 2π/B2.
Here are the sections from which you can choose: Yoon Soo Lim is a music teacher who wrote in to our Reader Ideas feature to tell us how she used the Year in Rap contest.
Table 1 Summary of core sections from which paleolatitudes were obtained.
These sections were close to the sections from which radiometric ages have been obtained, as introduced earlier (Yu et al. 2011; Wei et al. 2014).
A review of the identified themes were done, in comparison with the data sections from which these themes emerged to further ensure validity and accuracy.
The ITV divides the impedance curve of the inspiration in eight equal-volume sections, from which the contribution of the dependent and non-dependent region during a breath can be calculated.
