Sentence examples for derive from the use from inspiring English sources
Aim of the study is to investigate new flight capabilities that derive from the use of a hybrid architecture, e.g., silent mode using only electric motor (useful for military and civil purpose), and the capacity of reducing fuel consumption.
In the field of robotics, a lot of valuable advantages derive from the use of simulation tools.
They concluded that the antibacterial performance of ramie has been attributed to the constituents of pyrimidine, purine or other antibacterial component and that of bamboo viscose may derive from the use of large amount of chemicals in the manufacturing process.
Several advantages may derive from the use of dietary supplements containing multiple natural antioxidants and/or anti-inflammatory agents.
PCBs were previously used in antifouling paints (Jensen and Renberg 1972) and may also derive from the use of plasticizer in the sealing of the deck and around windows, which may come off during maintenance work.
It is actually believed that the next significant advance in the treatment of NSCLC might derive from the use of targeted agents, as monotherapy or in combination with standard chemotherapy regimens, without increasing toxicity [ 6].
The majority of sports licensing revenue derives from the use of active players.
"Further aromatic and textural elements" are derived from the use of multiple yeast strains, some indigenous.
They have argued that any benefits derived from the use of forced labor at a time when they did not control the factories were tiny.
"But in a society which has no institutions, where all power derives from the use or the threat of force, it's impossible to govern without those alliances.
Google has never released figures for revenues it derives from the use of Android handsets, where it makes the software available to handset makers for free and generates revenues from adverts and app sales.
