Sentence examples for which unfold from from inspiring English sources

He has devised his building from a kit of parts he calls M-Vironment: steel tubing and concrete and wood-fiber panels, which unfold from seven cubes into walls, ceilings and furniture.

On the same table was a 1950s Bradley "Genuine Leather Luminous Travel Alarm," which unfolds from a leather case into a stand-up clock.

"The situation we face now, it's the most serious since the last regional plague," which unfolded from 2003 to 2005 in West Africa, he said.

Envelopes starred in one card: a quintet of bespoke envelopes connected by strings, each of which unfolded from a bigger one.

At the heart of the 2015 festival, which unfolded from June 10th to June 14th, was a solo program by Schick, and its centerpiece was "Zyklus" — a magisterially ambiguous creation that combines precisely notated sections with more open-ended passages that leave considerable choice to the performer.

The concept is not focused on the application of nanomaterials like nanosilica or carbon nanotubes, but on a new way of building, which unfolds from the nano into the meter range.

All these years later, the Triangle fire still has its revelations and reminders, many of which unfold in "From the Fire," which was composed by Elizabeth Swados and written by Cecilia Rubino and Paula Finn, and produced by the Lang Theater at the New School.

Still, in "Remembrance of Things Past," the narrator's memories of childhood in the village of Combray -- with its black-steepled church and all its inhabitants -- which unfold like a Chinese paper flower from the fragrant cup of tea in which he's dunked a madeleine, seem an apt metaphor for film's remarkable power to revive the past and make the dead live again.

The best is The Day the Earth Caught Fire, one of British cinema's liveliest nuclear angst pictures, which unfolds in flashback from a world filmed through a golden filter to suggest it's about to ignite.

A rite of fall is about to begin: the New York Film Festival, the fiftieth edition of which unfolds at Lincoln Center from September 28th through October 14th, announced its main slate yesterday, and, as ever, the works in the offing make for an extraordinary enticement.

Their activity is stimulated by C-terminal threonine phosphorylation (T558 in moesin) [17], which unfolds the proteins from an autoinhibited conformation, and is mediated by a number of different kinases depending on cell type and cell cycle status [7], [18].