Sentence examples for which start from from inspiring English sources

Imagining alternative technological worlds and histories which start from experiences of the African diaspora.

You can see more of these shorter trips, which start from Boston and Rhode Island, here.

Approaches which start from a study of the interaction of very simple molecules (fragments) with the protein target are proving to be valuable additions to drug design.

There are a number of walking tracks around Lake St Clair, many of which start from the visitor centre on the banks of the lake.

The other half of the market is dedicated to Havaianas, the famous Brazilian flip-flops, which start from about R$7.

In addition to drop-in classes, which start from £16 (£5 for young people), this is also a good place to see perceptive, intelligent drawing by current students.

Moreover, the cracking at rail-ends, which starts from bolt hole surface, causes premature rails replacement.

Still another variation is CROSS TRACK, which starts from lines facing out.

It isn't South Korea, which started from a higher level than any of the others.

In our second REMD simulation, which starts from a nonnative conformation, there was no evidence of significant folding.

In this paper, we intend to present a comprehensive survey on NFV, which starts from the introduction of NFV motivations.