Sentence examples for which is obvious from from inspiring English sources

Which is obvious from his seven books about Frances.

The subjects are billed as models and artists, which is obvious from the vintage lighting rigs, the facial hair on some of the men, and the fact that one of them is wearing long johns on the streets of the West Village to pick up baguettes.

Moreover, the upper bounds increase over J, which is obvious from the sharp decline of λ min(K i ) over J, observed from Fig. 6.

Note that the shape of the HDFD decision regions still remains -invariant for arbitrary, which is obvious from Figure 7, where the effect of the parameter sign is exemplified (for various values of ) on the example codebook I from Table 2. Figure 7 The sign of parameter affects only the hierarchical codewords pattern, not the shape of the HDFD decision regions.

Brian's an artist, writer, and musician whose Crowley-style occult studies are related to his work, which is obvious from his short films Night of Pan and The Dove and the Serpent.

The degree of completeness of the carcasses was not influenced by transport, which is obvious from the lack of indications for transport before burial, but rather by how much the dead animals were scavenged.

It makes claims about "outright sexism and racism", some of which were obvious from the coverage.

He has always been able to hit the ball hard, which was obvious from his early one-day appearances.

Instead the coaches concentrated on maximising their side's own strengths, which was obvious from their selection decisions.

Jeremy Reed QC, representing Andrew, said the Murdoch empire was admitting only that which was obvious from the paperwork it had already handed over.

The singular, and not the universal, is now considered the first object of the intellect by origin — which was obvious from what had been stated in the previous passages.