Sentence examples for Derived from those materials from inspiring English sources

An April 6 article about briefings given to senior U.S. officials before the Iraq war by intelligence analysts in the office of then-Undersecretary of Defense Douglas J. Feith misstated the date that the Weekly Standard printed an article derived from those materials.

However, a design load case was conservatively derived from the material ultimate strength.

NVivo 10.0 was used to sort meaning units derived from the material into codes.

One drawback related to the use of inorganic fibers such as those derived from siliceous materials is the relative low compatibility with conventional organic polymer matrices.

Many firms are working on cellulosic ethanol, derived from organic materials such as grasses or wood chips, but those factories are still in the pilot or demonstration stage.

On average, we find a high concordance (average 99.1%, call rate 96.3%) with some of the lines having lower concordance being those derived from distinct plant materials or having lower coverage depth in re-sequencing (Supplementary Table 2).

Depending on a variety of factors, the patients got heart valves derived from synthetic materials, pigs, cows or human cadavers.

Enzymes are derived from renewable materials and are biodegradable.

60  per cent of Ikea's products, including its catalogue, are derived from forest materials.

Wyndham Hotel staff uniforms are now made with washable fabrics derived from recycled materials.

The artist Islwyn Watkins, who has died aged 80, was an outstanding maker of elegant and witty constructions and collages derived from found materials.