Sentence examples for derived admitted from inspiring English sources

The 1 and 3D Schamel Korteweg deVries (S KdV) equation that they derived admitted only compressive solitons.

To illustrate this contention, let us show that the categories of derived cosections admits a version of the equivalence (4.31).

Study Design: We used a retrospective case-control study design and a sample derived from patients admitted for management of their odontogenic infections.

This tough streak derives, he admits, from childhood experiences that were nothing if not unusual.

The Firsts among these, by the fact that they are Firsts, cannot be referred to outside Causes; but all such as depend upon those Firsts may be admitted to derive their Being from them.

"A wrap is certainly derived from a burrito," admits Thomas E. Metzger, president and CEO of the Florida-based two-restaurant company Wrapsters.

He declined, saying it was only my imagination; then admitted his inattention derived from my health insurance, which he called "immoral" – "I mean it.

In the meta-analysis, an overall incidence rate of 262 per 100,000 for admitted TBI was derived.

Its inability to admit concrete particulars derived from the substantiality of the system itself.

The way of true science, he claims, shows that "the first step in the study of Nature should be sense observation, no general principles being admitted which are not derived by induction therefrom" (Dingle 1937, p. 784).

An overall incidence rate of 262 (CI, 185 339) per 100,000 per year for admitted TBI patients was derived.