Sentence examples for derived from an interpretation from inspiring English sources

Writing about the nature of Adam, derived from an interpretation of the Bible, one cited author describes him as "having no character; he is without moral conscience, desire, or will; the knowledge of good and evil he has not attained.

With ratio weights (proposed by von Winterfeldt and Edwards [29]) and semantic scales, such as the AHP scale (proposed by Saaty [22]) and the MACBETH scale (proposed by Bana e Costa and Vasnick [1]), the weight eliciting questions are derived from an interpretation of weights as swings and the respondent is asked to compare swings among different attributes.

"Khomeini could get away with whatever he wanted, because he was something else, but his wilayat-e-faquih" — literally, "the guardianship of the jurisconsult," the term for Khomeini's theoretical argument for clerical rule, which is derived from a Shiite interpretation of Islamic law — "has evolved into the concept of King of Kings.

Our findings thus strongly support pre-K-Pg genetic origins for multiple modern bird lineages, including various extant orders and families, in contrast to the model of post-K-Pg diversification derived from a narrow interpretation of the fossil record.

This is true of his brief and intense interpretation of "Electra," derived from an adaptation of the Greek myth by the Austrian dramatist and poet Hugo von Hofmannsthal.

The reason behind that ban derived from a highly questionable biblical interpretation that regarded husband and wife as "one flesh".

The name Bangkok, used commonly by foreigners, is, according to one interpretation, derived from a name that dates to the time before the city was built the village or district (bang) of wild plums (makok).

While this model reflects the data, we have produced an alternative model that is derived from a systematic approach to data interpretation (see Methods).

First-order constructs represent the primary data reported in each paper; second-order constructs are defined as the authors' (often metaphorical) interpretations of the primary data; and third-order constructs are the reviewers' interpretations derived from a tertiary analysis of the first and second-order constructs.

Mr. Guaidó's claim derives from a creative interpretation of a constitutional provision, rather than from popular will or the due process of the law.

This review summarizes the authors' findings and interpretations derived from a series of homeopathic drug proving between 1994 and 2015.