Now contrast such derivations with retrodictive derivations in which the present motions of the planets are derived from information about their future velocities and positions at $t$, the forces operative at $t$, and so on.
The companies in question were railroads, which brought about productivity changes as revolutionary (and as lucrative) as those derived from information and communications technology 100 years later.
The more we believe success is derived from information rather than the mixing of our hands and labor with concrete things, the more we distance ourselves from the very essence of what it is to be human.
The survey was derived from information PayScale gets from individuals who come to PayScale seeking employment information, and volunteer their data to share information from others.
Classification of a product as a dietary supplement depends on its intended use, details about which can sometimes be derived from information on the product label.
Any information that is obtained from, held by or on behalf of an intelligence service (not only a UK intelligence service, by the way), derived from information held by an intelligence service, or in any way "relating to an intelligence service" is deemed sensitive and therefore not capable of disclosure.
On the other hand, important contributions to computational biology have arisen through aspects of theoretical biology derived from information theory, network theory, and nonlinear dynamical systems (among other areas).
The research framework was derived from information systems and marketing literature.
They're protected with a key derived from information unique to the device, combined with the device passcode – which only the device owner should know.
Besides, the predictive power of the original SAPS 3 score is derived from information evaluated before ICU admission.
They are derived from information relating to an areas soil fertility, slope, elevation and the climate of a particular site.
