Sentence examples for are derivatively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a derivative fashion
I will describe some recent work on preheating in axion-inflation models that are derivatively coupled to Abelian gauge-fields and fermion axial-currents.
Suppose, though, for this discussion that it is a thought that is the primary bearer of truth value (sentences are derivatively true or false when they express thoughts that are true or false).
We know empirically that a certain stick was so designated, and so are derivatively and empirically justified in believing of a particular stick (the standard meter stick in Paris) that its length on that appropriate date and time is one meter.
Thus, any action deemed wrong due to a violation of autonomy is derivatively wrong on instrumental grounds as well.
The definition of PARAFAC quadrilinear decomposition model can be derivatively described from the trilinear decomposition model [19 21].
That which is not intrinsically good but extrinsically good is derivatively good; it is good, not (insofar as its extrinsic value is concerned) for its own sake, but for the sake of something else that is good and to which it is related in some way.
Even if my own past choices do bring about my present choice, many libertarians would allow that my present choice is derivatively free and responsible if the past choices that brought it about were libertarian-free (see e.g. Kane 1996, Stump 1996, Ekstrom 2000).
The BCC optimization algorithm is derivatively-free, and the convergence speed is fast.
Thus, on this account, the consequentialist secures only derivatively special obligations: reasons to take special care of a select group of people that are derived from a more general duty to care for all persons as such.
But this too is only a derivatively special obligation: it is derived from the fundamental duty to maximize value.
Acts are judged derivatively, in relation to the traits assumed to cause them.
