Sentence examples for derived aspects from inspiring English sources

Modern scholarship suggests that Mozart may have derived aspects of his famous gesture from none other than Antonio Salieri, that most unfairly abused of composers, whose opera "La Grotta di Trofonio," premièred two years before "Don Giovanni," contains some strikingly similar demonic noises.

Understanding the commonalities between human and nonhuman primate brain evolution is therefore essential to understand the genetic differences that contribute the derived aspects of human evolution.

These patient survey derived aspects were complemented by 21 additional items from the physician survey, and 10 not yet covered aspects resulting from the literature search.

This study investigated the prevalence of some inductively derived aspects of physical, social, and emotional distress previously found to be of relevance for patients with carcinoid tumours [ 7].

One of the most unique aspects of H. naledi is the morphology of the first metacarpal; the derived aspects of this anatomy are present in every one of seven first metacarpal specimens in the collection.

We describe shared derived aspects of craniofacial development in pelagic notothenioids that differ significantly from those observed in a benthic notothenioid species, N. coriiceps (family Nototheniidae), another percomorph species, Gasterosteus aculeatus (threespine stickleback, family Gasterosteidae), and a more distantly related outgroup, Danio rerio (zebrafish, family Cyprinidae).

We further tested whether the regulatory function of the red/black colour pattern in elytra is a conserved or a derived aspect of pannier function in ladybird beetles using the seven-spotted ladybird beetle, Coccinella septempunctata, which shows a monomorphic seven-spotted elytral colour pattern.

We used three conceptually different types of features: (1) global features describing the global characteristics of a protein, (2) local features describing one particular pentamer and its immediate sequence neighborhood, and (3) difference features that explicitly describe sequence-derived aspects by which wild type and mutant amino acid differ.

We created 2 quality scores based on such indicators: a "general quality score" that depends on aspects relevant to any meta-analysis and a "genetic quality score" derived from aspects specific to genetics.

It is not clear that these additional aspects of use can be captured in "purely inferential" rules, or that they can be derived from aspects of use that can be so captured.

This chapter provides an overview of the Riverine Ecosystem Synthesis (RES), which is an integrated model derived from aspects of other aquatic and terrestrial models proposed from 1980 to 2007, combined with the perspectives on functional process zones (FPZs) and other aspects of riverine biocomplexity.