Sentence examples for could have derived from inspiring English sources

The fanciful name could have derived from a science fiction television series, Stargate.

The only mystery was how such choreography and performing could have derived from the creators of the two dances that came before.

Although Greek remained Antioch's lingua franca, Rome imposed its shell of administration and customs: Emperors built public baths (several were found) and boulevards; they introduced gladiatorial combat and staged wild animal hunts (the Worcester Hunt mosaic could have derived from those bloody entertainments).

He showed how to derive transitivity of equality from this; he could have derived symmetry as well but did not.

All available data support the recognition of the new species Primulina cardaminifolia and suggest that it could have derived from homoploid hybrid speciation.

On the other hand, Blåsjö claimed there was enough difference between Copernicus's planetary models and those of the late Islamic astronomers that Copernicus could have derived them directly from ancient models.

In short, mathematics is useful, not because it allows you to derive conclusions that you couldn't have derived from nominalistically respectable premises alone, but rather because it makes the derivation of those (nominalistically respectable) conclusions easier than it might otherwise have been.

Could "scam" have derived from the expression "'S cam é," meaning a trick or a deception?

The alignment region spanning each miRNA is analysed to detect bases in the miRNA sequence that could not possibly have derived from the precursor it aligns to.

The structural models that we have derived could serve as a useful tool for structure-guided drug design studies.

Several studies have derived thresholds that could be utilised in prospective validation studies.