Sentence examples for as derivative from from inspiring English sources

It is wrong to describe the false quotation as derivative from or supported by the quotation from 1995.

People are still likely to see therapeutic cloning as derivative from reproductive cloning: it starts the same way, although the process is interrupted and the new organism is put to other uses.

But even that defines power as derivative from political power, and not commercial, social or other forms of power.

Glennan (1996, 2009) sees causation (at least non-fundamental causation) as derivative from the concept of mechanism: causal claims are claims about the existence of a mechanism.

Some theorists would posit additional readings, but if these exist, they could be regarded as derivative from readings in which at least one of the terms is collectively interpreted.

Kant disparages Hutcheson's focus on the happiness of others and his treatment of duties to oneself as derivative from (because instrumental to our fulfillment of) our duties to others (C 27 340; V 27:580).

Travis, the rising Scottish band that opened the show, is as derivative as Oasis, even borrowing from that band like a kid pilfering his big brother's soccer jersey.

The use of discrete data to represent engineering structures as derivatives from intersecting components requires algorithms to perform Boolean operations between groups of triangulated surfaces.

The use of discrete data to represent engineering structures as derivatives from intersecting components requires algorithms to perform Boolean operations between groups of quadrilateral and triangular surfaces.

Both compounds can be considered as derivatives from the parent δ-Bi2O3 fluorite-like structure, where phosphorus and arsenic atoms substitute for some Bi sites.

According to Smith, such a view implausibly treats moral motivation as derivative; it derives from the desire to do the right thing together with a person's current moral judgment about the right thing to do.