Sentence examples for derived come from inspiring English sources
A problem is that some embryos from which the lines were derived come from a fertility clinic in Israel.
Whatever self-esteem Liz has derived comes from putting herself on a first-name basis with Marva; furtively studying chat room discussions about whether third-world nannies are still in vogue; and imagining that Annabel is tragically neglected.
He said the only income he derives comes from building floats.
It may also be called "the Good" as the source of all perfections and the ultimate goal of return, for the impulse of outgoing and return that constitutes the hierarchy of derived reality comes from and leads back to the Good.
From the figures an economic model is derived; it comes out that water passively harvested from atmospheric moisture may be cheaper than that from reverse osmosis and does not pollute the environment, supporting the importance of dew and rain resources to provide supplementary supply of potable water in arid and semi-arid environment.
For example, during a boring lecture when the mind tends to wander, attention needs to be actively directed towards the perceptually derived information coming from the speaker.
Evidence that coal was derived from plants comes from three principal sources.
But according to the government's complaint, "Warner Music Group and PolyGram Music Group were concerned that the audio and video products that would be derived from the coming Three Tenors concert in Paris would be neither as original nor as commercially appealing as the earlier Three Tenors releases".
We found that Fyw derived from δOPSine came closer to δTFref in comparison to δOP.
Subsequently recognised as the design from which all later locomotives are derived, Rocket eventually came to be considered one of the most important symbols of the Industrial Revolution.
initial consultation] However derived, most patients came away from their initial consultations with a sense of hope that their chronic ailments might be relieved.
