Sentence examples for which exited from from inspiring English sources
The results also showed that the liquid droplets which exited from the gas outlet of all cases had a minimum diameter greater than 10 microns.
Google's VR platform Daydream is now ready for developers' full attention, thanks to the release of the new Google VR SDK, which exited from beta today.
These mobile clients would be an extension of Google's earlier efforts with its Chrome Remote Desktop screen sharing and remote access service, which exited from beta in fall 2012.
We're happy to pay the price of snide comments ("Oh, so you live in New Jersey? [smirk] Which exit?") from those out-of-staters who whiz through without stopping, so we can continue to enjoy New Jersey's hidden treasures in relative peace and quiet.
In the formula 2 there exists a simple rule: all activities which exit from a vertex can start after the end of all activities which enter a vertex.
Due to the periodic nature of the simulations, interlayer species which exit from one side of the simulation cell will reappear on the opposite side.
TCTP, with no classical leader sequence that might explain its extracellular presence, belongs to these unusual proteins, which exit from a cell without passing through the classical secretion pathway [12], [13].
The signal from the mucous layer of the bladder is mainly transduced through sympathetic fibers [ 28, 29] which exit from the lateral horn of spinal cord segments T10, L1, and L2 to relax the detrusor.
While births are not modelled explicitly, the modelled population is replenished with 12 year-olds at an annual rate equal to that at which exit from the sexually active population occurs at age 60.
After CO2 absorption, the amine solvent becomes a rich CO2 loading flow, which exits absorber from the bottom and is pumped to stripper.
Microsoft today confirmed that it has acquired Aorato, an Israel-based maker of security solutions co-founded by veterans of the Israeli defense forces, which only exited from stealth earlier this year.
