Sentence examples for derivations from from inspiring English sources

Derivations from maximum likelihood estimation, maximizing the variance, and minimizing the sum of squared projection errors.

An air of catch-up marks his derivations, from such styles as Henri Matisse's Fauvism and Kandinsky's proto-abstraction.

Only Fz, C3, C4, and Pz EEG derivations from the classical 10 20 montage were used for scoring.

Higher minds and ears will fault the music, if not for its film and folk connections, then for its derivations from Orff and Verdi.

Thus, an uncritical approach has led even to the introduction of "gods" that are actually only etymological derivations from the names of Christian saints.

Some of these hypotheses are clearly derivations from others or are not explanations but rather are descriptions of events that were produced by other processes.

Indeed, the name itself may derive from the Dutch word "dodaersen", meaning "fat behind" (though an alternative derivation from a Portuguese word for "idiot" seems equally plausible).

Human embryonic stem cell derivation from poor-quality embryos.

Some skull and scale features indicate derivation from palaeonisciform ancestors.

Spinal astrocyte derivation from hiPSCs was adapted from our published protocol42.

Canonical/β-catenin Wnt pathway activation improves retinal pigmented epithelium derivation from human embryonic stem cells.