0 present participle of arise formal or literary
This explains why there is no common carotid artery on that side, with the internal and external carotid vessels arising directly from the anomalous arch.
The arachnoid cyst is arising from the middle fossa and compressing the cerebral hemisphere.
Sprouts arising from either the main stem or buttresses, even those slightly below-ground level, were identified as above-ground sprouts.
This choice may have been made to avoid the psychic costs arising from the negative attitudes of grown-up children to the remarriage of a parent.
However, it is considerably more than what publishers typically fear as an ad hoc collection of diverse papers arising from a conference.
For example, rheumatoid arthritis is predominantly a disease arising from inflammation of the joints, whereas hepatitis results from inflammation of the liver.
In consequence, technical nuisances arising from higher-order aspects of the -calculus, for example -conversion, can be minimized or eliminated in explicit substitution calculi.
Once again, trauma arising in each of the six age categories was insignificantly associated with meaning.
