Sentence examples for derive from the requirements from inspiring English sources
But plausibility should at least derive from the requirements themselves, in as much as they should be self-evident or else argued for, and of course the requirements should be well connected.
Earlier research has shown that vigiTrace's self-controlled cohort analysis is relatively conservative [ 8], which may derive from the requirement that the observed-to-expected ratio in the surveillance period exceed not only that immediately prior to new prescriptions but also long before and on the day of prescription.
The model is derived from the requirements engineering reference model of Zave and Jackson by the addition of behavioural dynamics, the inclusion of an operator and feedback.
This resonates with the lessons Reid derives from the requirements upon witnesses and judges in Scots law.
Finally, ISO/IEC TR 20000 4 describes a process reference model for service management, derived from the requirements described in ISO/IEC 20000 1 (ISO/IEC,2010a).
In contrast to previously reported measurements for verifying these [4, 5, 11, 12], the ones presented here are based on a design for test coverage that is derived from the requirements toward the subsystem under test.
This contribution summarizes the results of a system comparison of decentralized cloud systems in social networks, a requirements analysis based on a literature analysis, and a model for organizational levels of cloud systems, derived from the requirements analysis.
These derive largely from the requirements that the law imposes on the ethics of informed consent.
A local refinement criterion is derived from the requirement of limiting the first order change in the goal that an admissible node displacement may cause.
A closed form of expression for the steady flame propagation speed is derived from the requirement of single-valued pressure field, which agrees with experimental measurements.
