Sentence examples for To deriving from inspiring English sources
verb
To obtain or receive (something) from something else.
Three different approaches to deriving QTc were used because of the established controversies concerning its derivation in rodents.
Critics have a range of objections to deriving human embryonic cell lines with the new method.
The key to deriving impact from endorsements, she said, was usually to advertise them.
We are accustomed to deriving a body of work's coherence from the author, not the author's coherence from the work.
Therefore, we cannot say whether the key to deriving a benefit is from being diabetic, overweight or having subclinical malnutrition".
The Japanese inventor of karaoke never made a penny from his creation, nor did he seek to, deriving satisfaction from the joy he has brought to millions around the world.
One approach to deriving the kinetic equations relies upon work which generalizes ergodic theory.
The classical approach to deriving such conditions is based on the Lagrange principle.
The following lemma is instrumental to deriving the optimal subspaces {ℜ i }.
These findings lead to deriving the performance gain of HDAF over ADF and AF systems.
Section 4 is devoted to deriving the existence of limit cycle.
