Sentence examples for can only be derived from from inspiring English sources
But processing parameters can only be derived from empirical charts.
The meaning to be ascribed to an Act of Congress can only be derived from a considered weighing of every relevant aid to construction.
It added, "We are actively considering whether and how to revise our current transaction to achieve the necessary regulatory approvals so that we can deliver the capacity enhancements and improved customer service that can only be derived from combining our two companies' wireless assets".
Therefore, petrophysical and geologic parameters can only be derived from borehole measurements and seismicity catalogs.
The full estimation of energy flux, however, can only be derived from combined measurements of Poynting flux and particle precipitation.
In that sense, NOLCF can only be derived from group financial statement information and is proxied by an indicator variable.
Conclusions regarding the psychological role of the DMN can only be derived indirectly from our data, as the conducted experiment did not include reports of the subjects' mental processes after the n-back blocks.
Plotting ( {int}_0^t ROIleft tau right) dtau / ROI t) ) versus ( {int}_0^t{C}_pleft tau right) dtau / ROI t) ) results in a linear curve for t > t*, and an estimate of V T in only tissue can be derived from the slope of the linear curve, as {V}_T=frac{slope-alpha cdot vB}{1- vB}.
Weak emergence, then, can be defined in terms of simulation: a macro-property, state or fact is weakly emergent if and only if it can be derived from its macro-constituents only by simulation (Bedau 2008) (see entry on simulations in science).
"The only information that can be derived from the ICC-IDs is the e-mail address attached to that device".
