Sentence examples for sought from which from inspiring English sources

Exact analytic solutions are sought from which the combined effects of some physical parameters like the convection sink temperature parameter, the Peclet number, the stretching/shrinking parameter and the convection conduction parameter (Biot number) on the efficiency of longitudinal rectangular fins against non stretched straight rectangular fins can be comparatively analyzed.

Once a problem has been recognised, senior family members often decide to seek treatment in a timely manner – suggesting that it is whom care is sought from, which needs to be changed.

State Department officials declined to say what action Mr. Powell sought from Qatar, which finances the channel.

Further comment was sought from Adani, which has previously stated that it initiated the end to the advisory roles of both banks as it focused on obtaining government approvals which it claimed had delayed the project.

In both films, the filmmakers align their technology with soaring modern structures and have sought vantages from which to underscore that identification.

The concessions are much less than the $9 billion over six years that United originally sought from its unions, which hold 55percentt of the company's stock.

Ethical approval was sought from the NHS Lanarkshire Ethical Committee which advised that it was not required for this investigation.

Written informed consent was sought from all respondents which were mainly women in their reproductive ages (15 to 49 years old).

Ethical approval to conduct the study was sought from the University of Limpopo Medunsa Research Committee which is a research ethics committee for University of Limpopo (MREC/HS/05/2013 PG).

Automakers are expected to use the site to list parts they seek from suppliers, which would then offer bids to secure a contract in a procedure commonly referred to as a reverse auction.

Our appeal to the counterfactual assumes that by-and-large people have true beliefs or at least this is so for the everyday information that hearers' seek from testifiers, which is easily obtained and readily shared, e.g., local directions.