Sentence examples for argument is derived from from inspiring English sources
The argument is derived from Davidson (1984).
Their argument is derived from the analysis based on the flow models which are built using a damping of the higher degree components.
On this way of seeing the two disciplines, if at least one of the premises of an argument is derived from revelation, the argument falls in the domain of theology; otherwise it falls into philosophy's domain.
This argument was derived from a Cornell Law Review article "Are Senior Judges Unconstitutional?" co-written by David Stras, a former law clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas and law professor and now a Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court, and law professor Ryan Scott.
None of those arguments are derived from principle; they are arguments of expediency.
"Khomeini could get away with whatever he wanted, because he was something else, but his wilayat-e-faquih" — literally, "the guardianship of the jurisconsult," the term for Khomeini's theoretical argument for clerical rule, which is derived from a Shiite interpretation of Islamic law — "has evolved into the concept of King of Kings.
This simple dispersion relation is derived from symmetry arguments [8] and exhibits the essentials of thermoelectric properties of the surface states.
The solution is derived from a maximum mutual information argument with a single transmitter.
However, much of this data on exaptation of TEs is derived from genomic data and there is argument over how much is functional6.
Arguments about the 1 Percent and income inequality have little salience in a situation where the funding is derived from the BART riding public and local sales taxes.
