Sentence examples for which emanates from from inspiring English sources

Residual heat, which emanates from the process and can be used to produce steam for electrical generation.

He mentions "the singular scent of a middle-class woman," which emanates from Rapha's mother, Esther (Emmanuelle Seigner).

The wake appears like a turbulent mixing layer which emanates from the trailing corner and rolls up to a series of large-scale coherent structures.

Controlled atmosphere and refrigeration in conjunction with the removal of ethylene gas (which emanates from fruits and speeds ripening) helps slow the ripening process considerably.

What originally sounded deleteriously bleak and claustrophobic on record gains a crackling new energy, at least half of which emanates from the crowd.

His main point is that leaders must build deep trust among workers and managers, which emanates from a strong purpose and shared values.

I had a very, very mysterious skin condition which emanated from the Brazilian jungle.

He wasted three good opportunities, two of which emanated from the awareness of Dietmar Hamann.

The group includes Latin, which emanated from Rome, and Faliscan, spoken in the Falerii district in southeastern Etruria.

Finally, the 9/11 attack, which emanated from this region, has strengthened people who want to talk about Arab misgovernance.

But by the end of the month the provincial security chiefs had adopted the language of conspiracy which emanated from Damascus.