Sentence examples for closely derived from inspiring English sources

Half of "Six Cents" is wildly and mightily original; half of it is derivative, more closely derived from the images and tones of other filmmakers' work than anything in the œuvre of Swanberg or of Andrew Bujalski.

Michaelis secured permission to reproduce two hundred and forty images from the 17,897 "Peanuts" strips to illustrate how often they were closely derived from Schulz's life.

As a bass-less quartet, Human Feel strained toward the ragged-edge postmodernism established by a previous generation of downtown avatars like John Zorn and Tim Berne, but with an emotional directness more closely derived from underground rock.

BMW's Z3, for instance, is closely derived from the 3-series saloon, and the coming Audi TT Roadster shares the same platform as the VW Golf and Beetle.

This ranges, on one hand, from purely functional models where behavior is important and leads to an attribution of consciousness to, on the other hand, material work closely derived from the information about the anatomy of the brain.

The E-link rear suspension and strut layout on the Mazda3 are closely derived from the larger Mazda6, a platform that Mazda's 33.4% owner Ford Motor intends to use as the basis for a slew of future Fords, Lincolns and Mercurys.

CRC methods use data from overlapping databases to estimate the number of unreported cases and thus more closely derive the true number of Ebola cases.

In his earlier films, he wrote his characters densely, filmed them closely, and derived a wider worldview from the vectors that they bore within.

This is important since we would like to establish how closely our derived cells compare with a gold standard.

At the acm4 and mc1r loci, besides a common widespread haplotype, some closely related derived haplotypes, relatively frequent, were found in the Balkans, Turkey, Slovenia, and Eastern France.

We therefore investigated this issue more closely by deriving decision trees, and by implementing and testing a range of simple rules.