Sentence examples for derived and adapted from inspiring English sources

It is solved by a branch-and-cut algorithm which exploits cuts derived and adapted from literature.

Traditional systems used gas fired boilers to heat the store while refrigeration systems pumped waste heat into the atmosphere but using technology derived and adapted from the oil and gas industry, the new system is allowing the supermarket chain to turn its back on old, wasteful approaches to heating and refrigeration.

Then, the most significant subsessions derived and adapted to the current session.

Millikan would in this context ask us to take note of her notions of derived and adapted proper functions.

The family climate was measured by three items, derived and adapted from the Mannheimer Parent Interview at the first time point (MEI) [53].

The methods utilized, partially derived and adapted from Wiedmann et al. (2012) and Salama and Azzali (2015), included behavioural mapping, direct observations, and walking through analysis, with the aim to collect data and information about the built and natural environment, people and activities performed in the park, and in particular, the following data were gathered.

Thereby, we implemented a set of assessment criteria derived from literature and adapted them to the case study at hand for the analysis of empirical material (participant lists, project schedule, meeting minutes and observation protocols).

Evidence to define optimal capacity was derived from Global Laboratory Initiative Stepwise Process towards Tuberculosis Laboratory Accreditation and adapted for NTD laboratories [ 19], the EFQM excellence model [ 20], the SIDA evaluation model of HEPNet [ 21], and the United Nations Development Program Measuring Capacity document [ 22].

In [11], the authors propose a print and scan model adapted to graphical code and derive attacks and adapted detection metrics to counter the attacks.

The present study suggests a quantitative basis for seedling-induced salinity tolerance derived from adapted and high-yielding parental field pea genotypes, and a medium level of heritability, c. 45% of the variation being due to non-genetic factors.

There are a few large gaps but this is likely the result of mapping with gene-based markers in a genome that consists largely of repetitive elements and regions of low polymorphism in an intraspecific population derived from an adapted by adapted cross.