Sentence examples for be derived from each from inspiring English sources
They must fit simply and must be derived from each other by a simple movement.
Thinking, willing, and judgment are the three basic mental activities; they cannot be derived from each other and they cannot be reduced to a common denominator.
By this system, two apparently different fishes can be seen to be derived from each other; ditto the human skull from chimpanzees.
They tend to play down what the Greeks called the epimythium, the concluding statement about the wisdom to be derived from each fable.
For staggered spatial variables it is shown how the momentum equation and the specific internal energy equation can be derived from each other in a simple and generic manner by use of the conservation of total energy.
Many of the new shapes are tried out on computer first and a program called Cordin, invented by Pieter Huybers at the University of Delft, applies Thompsonesque transformations to architectural designs and shows how what appear to be unrelated structures can be derived from each other.
A set of 'supra-threshold clusters' is derived from the 'excursion set map' and a set of 'peaks' is derived from each cluster.
Deficient MWF volume fraction (DVF) was derived from each of these by dividing by the corresponding region volume.
Four datasets were derived from each genome pair comparison with different alignment settings.
About 50 60 clones of 16S rRNA genes were derived from each of the three replicate samples.
Likewise, the standard deviation was derived from each image of a blackbody acquired in a vacuum environment at 230 K before the launch (Fukuhara et al. 2011).
