Sentence examples for as it was derived from inspiring English sources

The nature of engineering stems from its name, as it was derived from the Latin root ingenerare meaning to create.

Goose Island was one of three beers with the enticing moniker Nut Brown, fittingly evocative of old England as it was derived from Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale, a classic of the northern English style.

The phenol was considered to be rapidly produced as soon as it was derived from the 2-CP dechlorination.

Therefore, we will assume that the activity is linear while keeping the learning rule as it was derived in the spiking case, i.e., we assume f ( v ) = − l v = − L ⋅ v in the system above.

It can be noticed that the arterial input function employed for the analysis is delayed δ seconds with respect to the voxel time-activity curves (TACs) as it was derived from the right ventricle, and there is some delay until it reach the lung capillaries.

The code used by KinGUII to do the actual fitting is written in R and published under an Open Source licence, as it was derived from one of the the first published versions of the mkin package [8] which is currently at version 0.9.47.1.

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As St. Thomas Aquinas says in the Summa Theologica: "…Every human law has just so much of the character of law as it is derived from the law of nature.

The element has an exact dynamic stiffness matrix as it is derived from exact solution to the governing wave equation in frequency domain.

Noting that stones and ink are about things arguably achieves the opposite: the derivative aboutness of stones and ink is revealed to be all the more puzzling insofar as it is derived from the as yet unexplained aboutness of thought.

The existing evidence concerning the health conditions of the uninsured is limited, as it is derived from the analysis of survey data [6]1 or from the analysis of particular conditions such stroke [13].