Sentence examples for started from the upper from inspiring English sources

All that means that if the infection started from the upper right corner cell, the situation would be more severe.

As regards Figure 7, when we consider (S^{C_{65}}=40) located near the center of Ω, we can see that the results at instant (i=600) when the disease has started from the upper left corner of Ω are at most the same as the results obtained at (i=450) when the disease has started near the center of Ω.

The assessment of completely transected involved ducts started from the upper right of all stained sections, moving downwards and to the left.

Pictured clockwise, starting from the upper left corner: Johnson, Abrams, Levit, Bogue.

Embedding procedure starts at the cross set, and pixels are processed in raster-scanning order starting from the upper left corner.

The tail (starting from the upper bound of the median interval, (m=7)) is fitted very well to a power-law function of the form (P k)=A k^{-gamma}) with (A=4.156pm0.375) and (gamma=1.998pm0.040).

Once the silhouette is computed, the contour (the external boundary of the silhouette) is extracted starting from the upper middle point of the head in clockwise direction (see Fig. 4 right).

Passive movements of the upper limbs (flexion extension of the wrist, elbow, and shoulder) and lower limbs (flexion extension of the ankle, knee, and hip) were performed in a counter-clockwise direction starting from the upper right.

The examples in (84) show different types of linking constructions starting from the upper complementizer layer, where the high linkers gi' and ru' occur, to the lower complementizer layer, where the mid linkers mha', cu' M, 'i' M, and ga' occur25, and finally to the lexical layer, where the low linkers 'i' L and cu' L occur.

The arrows highlight the path taken by the Ca2+ wave, starting from the upper end of the cell and moving along its length.

Radicle protrusion results from cell elongation starting from the upper end of the hypocotyl and gradually spreading downward (Fig.  3, curve 2).