Sentence examples for surfaces from which from inspiring English sources

The results of the assessments are used to construct response surfaces from which the damage statistics forming the basis of the vulnerability curves are generated through re-sampling.

The motion of the synovial fluid, referred to earlier in connection with the fatty pads, assists its nutritional function by distributing it over the articular surfaces, from which it slowly passes into the interior of the cartilage.

Second, the intermittent nature of these systems will help maintain geomorphologically active surfaces from which silt-sized material can be easily deflated.

The surfaces from which Listeria spp. were most frequently recovered were the liquid N2 chiller exhaust pipe, the metal detector conveyor belt and the freezer drain.

Big cutout shapes — round of corner, uneven of edge and suggestive of large wafers, illegible letters or eccentric throw pillows — are stapled to cardboard surfaces from which similar shapes have been cut.

The results were compared with the analytically computed values of the Gaussian and mean curvatures of the non-uniform rational B-spline (NURBS) surfaces from which these meshes originated.

Fumarole, vent in the Earth's surface from which steam and volcanic gases are emitted.

It serves as a reference surface from which topographic heights and ocean depths are measured.

What results is a fragile matte surface from which paint gradually falls away.

Here he could only manage one, as did Morne Morkel, on a surface from which Johnson extracted 12 batsmen.

A differential GPS system, mounted on a snowmobile, traversed the ice margin of all three massifs to provide a reference surface from which to normalize sample elevations.