Sentence examples for a derivative from from inspiring English sources

It is derived from Russian šáxmaty, itself a derivative from Persian šâh mât, literally meaning "the king is at a loss".

It was worn in grief and mourning, and in such a manner that one half of it was thrown back (Varro, de Ling. Lat. V.132; Serv. ad Aen. I.286; Isidor. Orig. XIX.25), whence the ancient grammarians derive the word from rejicere, although it is manifestly a derivative from rica, which was a covering of the head used by females (Varro, l.c.; Festus, s.v. Rica).

Triacetin, a derivative from transesterified biodiesel was chosen for its high oxygen content and superior fuel properties.

Provocation is a derivative from Latin words pro + vocare, which means "to call forth".

An enhancement of PMIPv6 is the Fast Proxy mobile IPv6 (PFMIPv6) protocol [25] which is a derivative from MIPv6.

2,5-Dimethoxyphenyl isocyanate occurred in elevated quantities in exudates of treatments HA, PGPB, and HA + PGPB; a derivative from acetamide and dimethoxy amino toluene was also abundant.

The synthesis involves the polymerization of a styrene derivative from a PPV-based macroinitiator via living free radical polymerization, and its subsequent functionalization with C60 via atom transfer radical addition.

"There will be a derivative legacy from the project".

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TD52 is a derivative modified from erlotinib.