Sentence examples for derivation from which from inspiring English sources

The empirical thermo-physical parameters for designing of high-entropy alloys (HEAs) with a single solid-solution phase (SSP) are based on the average properties of constituent elements, significant derivation from which might make them out of work.

As this would add two extra parameters (the powers) to the scheme, it is argued to interpret the computation of c1 and c2 from the breakpoints of specific sets of schemes rather as a loose motivation than a strict derivation from which one can expect strict agreement of results.

Persistence curves were extrapolated using the best-fit logarithmic derivations from which functions were combined with those of residual protection following interruption of treatment.

The derivation set (from which the age-adjusted score was developed) consisted of 349 consecutive subjects (including 33 people with pheochromocytoma) who underwent fractionated plasma metanephrine measurements as well as 24-hour urinary total metanephrine measurements with or without 24-hour urinary catecholamine measurements in testing for pheochromocytoma at Mayo Clinic Rochester.

The Old Statistical Account gives a derivation from culdee, which has been repeated in later publications, but this is also incorrect.

The inhabitants of Carthage were known to the Romans as Poeni, a derivation from the word Phoenikes (Phoenicians), from which the adjective Punic is derived.

The first type is clearly a form of borrowing; there is no way that Japanese ziraafu could have evolved except by derivation from (presumably) English (which had in turn borrowed the word from Arabic).

The derivation from fair allocation, which is desired to be as minimum as possible, leads to a relatively higher weight in the objective function and may confiscate the constraint violation strategies.

Their derivation from extraembryonic tissues, which are normally discarded at birth, obviates the necessity for invasive biopsy or destruction of the blastocyst, and renders them an ethically neutral source of stem cells.

The reader can find the detailed derivation and proof in [ 12], from which the validity for t= ℓ networks follows.

Key to our reduction is the derivation of global astrometric solutions from the target stamps, from which accurate centroids are passed on for high-precision photometry extraction.