Sentence examples for derived from even from inspiring English sources

"Much of the pleasure and satisfaction I have always derived from even the day-to-day work schedule had been drained from me," he recalled.

Three series of even-odd aliphatic copolyesters, poly(hexamethylene gluarate-co-hexamethylene pimelate) (PHGP), poly(hexamethylene pimelate-co-hexamethylene azelate) (PHPA), and poly(hexamethylene gluarate-co-hexamethylene azelate) (PHGA), were firstly synthesized derived from even diol of 1,6-hexanediol with odd diacids of glutaric acid, pimelic acid or azelaic acid, respectively.

Nonuniform FBMC arrangement made from even uniform FBMC (a) and the example of sequencing the QAM I and Q parts in even-Nu-FBMC (b). Figure 7 Nonuniform FBMC arrangement derived from even uniform FBMC.

Research has shown that despite pleasure derived from even simple exercise such as walking, 5 a variety of barriers impede older adult participation; 6, 7 ranging from low self-efficacy to inclement weather, to a lack of motivation.

Of the AS used in consumer cleaning applications, a preliminary estimate gives 85 90% derived from even-numbered carbon linear alcohols (C12 14 and C16 18), with the remaining 10 15% derived from odd- and even-numbered carbon alcohols, all of these being essentially linear alcohols (HERA, 2002).

This Holy Face is derived from an even less authentic legend (if that's possible), though if the legend were true, it would get even closer to Jesus's body.

Yet a more immediate impact of the new building was the powerful sense of ownership that Makoko's inhabitants derived from it – even before the doors to the school were opened.

Readers also suggested similar terms that they considered more melodic, like Usaniens or Usiens (following the example of the Greek word Usanos, derived from U.S.A., even though those initials are actually the equivalent of I.P.A. in that language).

Much of the modern tradition of scholarship used to regard Kant's laws of mechanics as derived from, or even identical with, Newton's three laws in the Principia.

Such a conclusion may be derived from an even more comprehensive study including additional genetic and protein markers.

Since a complex multi-protein structure involved in cytokinesis most likely existed in LECA, it would be interesting to test if it derived from an even older structure that would have been present in prokaryotic ancestors.