Sentence examples for It was derived from inspiring English sources
It was derived from the bark of the cinchona tree.
It was derived from an earlier system, called Omnivore, that captured most of the Internet traffic coursing through a network.
It was derived from a popular movie of the day called "The Blue Dahlia," starring Veronica Lake and Alan Ladd.
It was derived from the law of force equilibrium and the principle of minimum potential energy.
It was derived from collodion, that is, nitrocellulose (gun cotton) dissolved in alcohol and dried.
It was derived from ancient melodies and then codified by a famous composer named Gomidas from the late 1800's who'd studied classical music in Germany.
It was derived from the first letters of the names of the Cabinet posts, which were: State, Treasury, War, Attorney General, Postmaster General, Navy, Interior, Agriculture, Commerce, Labor.
It was derived from the city seal of Stuttgart -- a subtle yet enduring reminder of where their car, perhaps even all cars, originate.
It was derived using the Bayesian paradigm (Rubin 1987 1996).
It was derived that dye adsorption was more rapid for NC, except at the lowest temperature.
It was derived from Bayesian Networks [73] and Kernel Discriminant Analysis [74].
