I knew very well from whence they came, because I had lived that life, too.
This chance level is indicated by the dashed horizontal lines in Figure 4C and D. In fact, the rats were free to also revisit the same food well from whence they had just departed, so we also performed this analysis with respect to a 1/3 chance probability.
This afternoon a telegram was received at Windsor Castle by Inspector Fraser, of the Royal Household Police, stating that it has been ascertained that the accused had been confined in the Wells Lunatic Asylum, whence he was only discharged last September.
As the science improves, geneticists are learning to tell whence, as well as from what animal, the remains came.
Cortot had a vision which went beyond the academic or the theatrical to some wider horizon of creativity from whence the composers themselves might well have drawn inspiration.
However, doing so increases the parasitic load as well as the volume of the battery module whence a trade-off should be taken into account between these parameters.
Minimum-deviation measurement in an oriented prism provided the refractive index dispersion for one of the axes, whence for the other two axes as well.
Then, so argues Lange (2005, 421), there are at least some conversational contexts in which A does not have priority over B, whence if ¬A∨¬B were true, A could well be false (i.e., ¬A∨¬B → ¬A could hold).
The Ancient Romans celebrated the festival of Maia, whence the name May originates -- as well as Florifertum, which was dedicated to Flora, the goddess of the flowers.
Maier fascinatingly describes not just how the Declaration itself came into being but also the context of the times in which it was written, as well as the English tradition of ideas, petitions and declarations whence it flowed.
