Sentence examples for the kernel from which from inspiring English sources

Seven years on, it's the kernel from which the entire Meltdown line-up has bloomed.

It's clear that family myths and stories, as well as the actual dramas and catastrophes of his own household, provided the kernel from which most of Taylor's fiction germinated.

It is hard to imagine any scholar essaying a translation of a text without some knowledge of what it's about, and its importance, and for philosophers that "aboutness" and the importance stem from conceptions drawn from the translator's own philosophical training, which is the kernel from which the interpretation will grow.

At truncation these series lead to approximations to the kernels, from which approximate results are obtained for the first passage probability density.

Thousands of acres close to the sea have been planted with coconut trees to increase the production of copra, the dried kernel from which coconut oil is extracted.

We use a value of K c= 50 in the feature detection kernel from which are derived the principal components.

The bran and the germ are included in wheat kernel from which the Whole-wheat flour is derived.

For example, "The workers rejected the ultimatum" is a kernel sentence that may be transformed into the nonkernel sentences "The ultimatum was rejected by the workers" or "Did the workers reject the ultimatum?" Each of these may be described as a transform of the kernel sentence from which it is derived.

This kernel, from which the rest of the city has grown, was laid out in 969 AD as a palace enclave.

We propose a special subgradient-based kernel from which candidate moves are drawn.

Pearl barley, the most popular form in many parts of the world, consists of whole kernels from which the outer husk and part of the bran layer have been removed by a polishing process.