Sentence examples for derived elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Individual fragments follow a characteristic time-dependence derived elsewhere.

To be sure, the role of IA in confirming broad insights derived elsewhere should not be dismissed, since independent confirmation may contribute to their ultimate acceptance.

The solution is compared with closed form treatments derived elsewhere, and a representative member is analysed so that the influences of the non-linearity, end restraint stiffness and degree of partial shear interaction on its behaviour can be examined.

The method is applied to a strip plate or membrane, giving quickly results which are identical with those derived elsewhere [1] from a thorough analysis of the finite fluid-loaded plate problem.

In this work we compare experimental observations of flow-rate effects during ethylene oxidation on Pt/Al2O3, with simulations of this reactor using a kinetic rate expression that was derived elsewhere and with approximate solutions based on instantaneous or very fast reactions.

Consequently, application of KF to multicentre studies requires highly standardized imaging procedures to apply KC derived elsewhere, or alternatively, the KCs need to be defined per imaging site.

Here a relatively sophisticated ceramic tradition (clearly derived from elsewhere) appears in the earliest levels.

Semelparity is considered a derived trait elsewhere in the genus Lobelia: of 21 species of Lobelia L. sect.

Moreover, where there is a need to provide guidance despite limited evidence, it is rational to draw upon evidence derived from elsewhere, such as extrapolation of findings from other populations, from expert clinical opinion and from patient and public consultation [ 46].

At one time most African fauna was thought to derive from elsewhere.

Yet much of its power, and its ability to operate with some impunity, derives from elsewhere: from its status as a state within the Lebanese state.