Sentence examples for derived from others from inspiring English sources
Some necessary truths for example, statements of logic or mathematics can be inferred, or logically derived, from others.
On the one hand, one must look for the primordial elements i.e., for bodies that are not derived from others and of which all other bodies are composed.
Some valid moods may be derived from others by subalternation; that is, if premises validly yield a conclusion of form A, the same premises will yield the corresponding conclusion of form I. So too with forms E and O.
We see how some relationships can be derived from others.
The middleware proposed is derived from others technologies, such as Remus, Xen and OpenNebula.
The rationale behind confirmation is to verify or to 'triangulate' the findings from one type of data with those derived from others (Small, 2011, p. 63).
Derivatives are financial instruments whose value is derived from other items and are used to hedge risks or speculate.
Nonetheless, they can be derived from other measurable attributes.
Under Panamanian law the fund was excluded from taxation derived from other parts of the world.
Imperialism was the result of Western triumph, a reflection of powers that derived from other sources.
Blatantly derived from other series, "Crossing Jordan" is "Providence" meets "C.S.I".
