Sentence examples for be derived not from inspiring English sources

(Indeed, the word seems to be derived not from the biblical Tower of Babel, as folk wisdom has it, but from the "ba ba" sound babies make).

The "fundamental separation-of-powers principles" that the Constitution embodies are to be derived not from some judicially imagined matrix, but from the sum total of the individual separation-of-powers provisions that the Constitution sets forth.

The results in Fig. 8 indicate that the frictional strength analyses based on the estimation of the differences between the direction of the maximum compressional stress and the fault plane geometries can be derived not only from the P-axes azimuths but also from the T-axis.

In his important 1956 article, "Empiricism and the Philosophy of Mind", Sellars introduced the idea that our conception of mentality may be derived not from direct access to the inner workings of our own minds, but instead from a primitive theoretical framework that we inherit from our culture.

An exciting study has demonstrated that beta cells can be derived not only from stem cells but also from glucagon-expressing alpha cells of the islets (Zhou et al, 2008).

Because defective ribosomal products are the antigen source, peptide antigens may be derived not just from those fully assembled proteins that are demonstrably present in the cell, but also from short fragments arising from translation of normally untranslated regions, introns or alternate reading frames; there are examples of effective recognition by CTL of cells in each of these cases.

Freud's vision of human psychology is derived, not altogether unconsciously, from his reading of Shakespeare's plays.

But the authorities said the contaminant was ground-up castor beans, from which ricin is derived, not the purified form of the toxin, which is far deadlier.

2). We need better intelligence, the kind that is derived not from intercepting a president's phone calls to his mistress but from hanging out with the powerless.

It is worth mentioning that the discussed results have been derived not only with simulation/analysis but also with measurements coming from a testbed implementation.

When an important photograph or other work of art is purchased, we must be prepared to admit that most of its market value is derived not from the visible work but from its invisible associations.