Sentence examples for a derived form from inspiring English sources

The pollen of monocots is uniaperturate (with a single germinal aperture or germ pore), whereas the pollen of dicots is most commonly triaperturate or a derived form.

A lattice Poisson method (LPM), which is a derived form of LBM, has been employed to solve externally applied electric potential φ and charge distributions in the electric double layer along the earthworm surface.

An advantage of such a view is that it accords a derived form of relevance to mental properties, but in a way that respects both the priority of physical causation embodied in Completeness as well as the principle of No Overdetermination.

Like most other contemporary Maya, Luis speaks a derived form of his people's traditional language as well as a regional Spanish dialect.

Nijhout [1] divided phenotypic plasticity into two broad types- a basal form of absence of homeostatic mechanisms to buffer an organism's phenotype against environmental variation and a derived form that adapts an organism to particular environments.

One can then exclude the root from any branches where all the organisms have a derived form of the gene.

This implies that the Kdo2-lipid A biosynthetic pathway consisting of the nine enzymes is not ancestral, but rather a specialized, derived form found only in E. coli and closely related Group II Gammaproteobacteria.

The model uses an empirically derived form to describe growth under optimal environmental conditions.

In Fig.  2a we consider a TM that follows our previous scheme (again, a synthetic strain is derived form an existing one).

In 1963, Lorenz [29] found the first classical chaotic attractor in a three-dimensional autonomous system derived form a simplified model of earth atmospheric convection system.

The individual problem specific capabilities, represented by a hierarchy of classes derived form ElementEvaluator, can be assembled together to define an evaluator for coupled analysis.