Sentence examples for be mechanically derived from from inspiring English sources
In the narrow sense, "logic" of discovery is understood to refer to a set of formal, generally applicable rules by which novel ideas can be mechanically derived from existing data.
This device was mechanically derived from the zoetrope in that the film was advanced by continuous movement, and action was "stopped" by a very brief exposure.
If those conditions really are applicable to intrapersonal conflict (as Steedman and Krause 1986 argue), then an agent who is rational in the sense that she has reasons for her evaluations (i.e. aspect preferences) may well not be rational in the sense that she has a transitive and complete preference ordering that can be mechanically derived (via a formation rule) from these reasons.
This is what civilization is derived from".
Mechanically stimulated saliva is known to be predominantly derived from the parotid gland and consists mainly of water [27].
We also found that such nanotube-like connections induced by mechanically pulling the conjugated cells apart were typically derived from PM extensions of the B721.221 transfectants, as they were labeled throughout with GFP-H-RasG12V.
The therapeutic implications of P-RM can be derived from the known negative consequence that atelectasis have on mechanically ventilated lungs.
It's plastic derived from petroleum.
Secondary lead is lead derived from scrap.
Radish is also derived from radix.
