Sentence examples for as originally derived from inspiring English sources

The LAT-LT diagram of the equivalent current systems for the stationary, annual and semi-annual component of the Sq variations for a high solar-activity period (150 ≤ F10.7 < 250), as originally derived by Yamazaki et al. (2009).

20 The algorithm employed the same independent predictors of outcome as originally derived and reported, but non-linear associations were incorporated to improve model discrimination.

In 1785, in Morning Hours, he goes further: "You know how much I am inclined to explain all the controversies of the philosophical schools as merely verbal disputes or at least as originally deriving from verbal disputes" (Morning Hours, p. 75/Gesammelte Schriften, 3/2, p. 104; see Dahlstrom (2011)).

The first is to show that the FVDAM is not a new method and that it has the same assumptions and identical governing equations as those originally derived by the HFGMC.

Two isoforms of xrep-1 cDNA, xrep-1a and xrep-1b, were each amplified with the primers XREP-1ap_cDNA_For and XREP-1ab_BamHI_Rev (xrep-1a cDNA) or XREP-1bp_cDNA_For and XREP-1ab_BamHI_Rev (xrep-1b cDNA) (Table S2) by PCR from the two isoformic N2 cDNAs as templates originally derived from two respective transcripts.

The units require some explanation, particularly as they were originally derived in Imperial units, and the conversion into metric or SI units is the source of much error and confusion, compounded by the fact that the official USDA SCS reference on the subject (USDA 1978) contained errors which had to be corrected in a supplement of 1981.

Although originally derived as merely an approximation to the binomial distribution (obtained by repeated, independent trials that have only one of two possible outcomes), the Poisson distribution is now fundamental in the analysis of problems concerning radioactivity, traffic, and the random occurrence of events in time or space.

In 1981, it was originally derived as a bi-Hamiltonian equation with infinitely many conservation laws by Fokas and Fuchssteiner [14].

All data were inserted into the diagrams in the units originally derived, as given in the figures and tables.

They stated that "the term 'near-miss' is no longer used, as this concept was originally derived from the aviation industry and referred more to risk management than the effect on the women" (p.340) [ 22].

Vindaloo, now seen as a quintessentially Indian dish, originally derived from chilies brought from Portugal, while the trigonometric sine function, assumed to be a European discovery, came from India.