Sentence examples for construction derived from the from inspiring English sources

A construct derives its name from the fact that it is a mental construction, derived from the general scientific process: observing natural phenomena, inferring the common features of those observations, and constructing a label for the observed commonality or the underlying cause of the commonality.

Using a construction derived from the well-known and well-studied Spring-Loaded Inverted Pendulum (SLIP), we propose a two-legged system with both torsional and linear compliance driven by a position-controlled rotational actuator.

The maintenance of species associated respectively to the A and the B genomes of the cultivated peanut in a single section does not seem to be natural and it may be an artificial construction derived from the existence of the peanut, a fixed amphidiploid gathering genetic material from species that when crossed to each other produce unfertile hybrids at the diploid level.

The purpose of this work is to elaborate the theory of Lie N-anholonomic algebroids and to present a set of strong arguments and motivations for such constructions, derived from the geometric mechanics and gravity theory.

The second perception was that methods of construction derived from cooperage could be used to construct tubular wrought-iron gun barrels.

His reception piece, "Alexander Visiting the Tomb of Achilles" (1719), is typical of his earlier easel paintings, having small figures dwarfed by an elaborate architectural construction derived from Bolognese theatrical scenography.

Our construction is derived from the localized frames introduced by F. Narcowich et al. [F. Narcowich, P. Petrushev, J. Ward, Localized tight frames on spheres, SIAM J. Math. Anal. 38 (20062006) 574 594].

We have already seen that the base quasi 3-crossed module of C 3)F is totally free on construction data derived from the CW-basis.

There were elaborated two general approaches: In the first one, the basic geometric constructions are derived from the so-called Poincaré -Cartan 1-form, the Poincaré-Cartan 2-form and the energy function [53, 54] permitting us to geometrize the Euler-Lagrange equations in terms of the (pre-) symplectic geometry.

Such constructions may be derived from the gauge locally anisotropic gravity and noncommutative gauge gravity [34, 35, 36], see also Chapters 2 and 7 in [33].

Using a Tet-On-based genetic birthdating strategy, we identify a "sequential stacking" construction mode where neurons derived from the zebrafish pallial germinal zone arrange in outside-in, age-related layers from a central core generated during embryogenesis.