Sentence examples for be derived not only from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

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.

Mr. Lalas's fame is derived not only from his defensive play for the New York/ New Jersey MetroStars, but also from his flaming red hair and bushy goatee, which gave him a kind of brand-label recognition.

The experimental evidence for the intermediate phase is derived not only from the crude approximation of WAXS profiles based on the two phase model but also from the unexpected behavior of the parameters of amorphous halo during crystallization.

The effect was derived not only from the novelty of the tale itself but also from the imaginative skill of the narrator, who often added gestures and songs and occasionally adapted a particular tale to suit a certain culture.

Meaning is derived not only from the particular words used, but also the tone of the communication, which may well direct a person to take action without regard to the consequences.

Under the governance of the framework, a KM index (KMI) and a KM maturity model (KMMM) were derived not only to indicate the extent to which a firm's KM implementations fulfill its strategic objectives, and to identify the evolutionary phase of its KMC, but also to bench-mark the KMC in the research population.

This is derived not only from the kick itself but the buildup and perceived validity of the call in the first place.

To begin, political opportunities are derived not only from structural changes but also from the signals that political systems emit (Meyer and Minkoff 2004).

"Free-crystals" in ash samples would have been derived not only from past lava but also from past pumice and scoria.