Sentence examples for been borrowed from certain from inspiring English sources
In a letter last week to the Rev. Bienvenido F. Nebres, the Ateneo's president, Mr. Pangilinan acknowledged that portions of his speech "had been borrowed from certain other graduation speeches".
The following lemma has been borrowed from [26, 27].
It is borrowed from the name of a certain actress who once stood on a subway grating updraft.
Besides a general mechanism of compensation, various mechanisms were borrowed from literature describing behaviors of certain substances.
Certain details are borrowed from the actual royal family (Henry shares the late Princess Margaret's fondness for singing "My Old Man's a Dustman" round the piano), but Amis avoids direct satire of so pummelled a subject for a more forgiving vein of sublime silliness.
Their analysis reveals that while parts of the Michif noun phrase have French lexical sources, and the language has certain features that are borrowed from French, its syntax in fact looks very much like that found in other Algonquian languages.
Here the term "model" is borrowed from mathematical logic, and denotes a structure that satisfies certain axioms.
For poverty-line heuristic [12], a PU cannot exceed a certain number of channels that can be borrowed from its neighbors even if the neighbors have idle channels.
'Charisma' was borrowed from the church by US political scientists in the 1950s to describe that extra, indefinable quality possessed by certain public figures.
