Sentence examples for stemming out from inspiring English sources

The bar top surface is characterized by a spoon-shaped geometry stemming out from a combination between lateral migration (8 10 cm/yr) and vertical aggradation (2.5 3.0 mm/yr) of the inner bank.

The couple met in fall 2006 when they were associates at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr, the Washington law firm, and working together, Ms. Rapawy said, on "a litigation matter stemming out of events in Nicaragua".

Consider now all the endpoints of all the other (d_{i}-1) edges stemming out of i and all the (d_{j}-1) edges stemming out of j.

Research is stemming out of contexts that are theoretically and socially uneasy.

The rhetoric stemming out of Ramallah has inflammatory consequences that have led to unflinching violence.

We track down all issues, positive and negative, stemming out of this process.

"We have a high obesity rate here in Brownsville, so the idea kind of stemmed out from that," Mr. Gonzalez said.

As a matter of fact, entrepreneurship education has stemmed out from Business Schools and it has been largely promoted in higher education.

Motivation of this study stems out from the thinking that perhaps shear lag effect influences the design of tall buildings with tubular structural system.

In summing up, the persuasive theme that stems out from current study is that organization and leadership can positively enhance individuals' entrepreneurial orientation which is an important factor that leads to project or organizational success and performance.

Here, olive oils from larger and more industrialized producers can be found; these deliver a more standardized product that often stems out from mixing up oils coming from different areas/countries.