Sentence examples similar to chiefly derive from from inspiring English sources

Public funds, chiefly derived from tolls, were committed to road upkeep.

In other words, the total magnetic moments of all Ag n V clusters are chiefly derived from the paramagnetic V atom, as shown in Fig. 7.

The remainder of the Papers Series includes records from other projects relating to civil rights and community activism, both photographic and research-oriented; personal writings by Espada; biographical materials and photographs of Espada; and several boxes of teaching materials, 1990s-2000s, chiefly deriving from his position on the U.C. Berkeley faculty.

The breed is kept in small flocks (10 15 head) to supplement income chiefly derived from dairy cattle and hay production.

But the way we chiefly derive a profit from any given flight is the passenger willing to pay the premium".

In federal cases stemming from Fifth Amendment claims, the Court has chiefly derived its standards from consideration of two factors: the history and purposes of the privilege, and the character and urgency of the other public interests involved.

Magatama, Korean kogok, chiefly Japanese jade ornament shaped like a comma with a small perforation at the thick end; it was worn as a pendant, and its form may derive from prehistoric animal-tooth pendants.

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Smaller genomes derive from larger genomes [23].

Data derive from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 1999 2004.

These chiefly rankings were derived from the Polynesians' concept of the inheritance of godliness and, as a result, the chief's possession of mana.