Sentence examples for derived from the lectures from inspiring English sources

Some of this humanity he derived from the lectures of Charles Eliot Norton at Harvard.

This version is derived from the lovingly restored print produced by Kevin Brownlow (who contributes a lecture on the film) and the late David Gill, shown in London in 1989 with Carl Davis conducting his own score.

The most important calculation – because this sort of television effectively derives from the academic lecture in the days before PowerPoint presentations – is what the pictures are going to be.

Calculations derived from the C.B.O.

(The titles were derived from the scores).

Modern Korean derived from the ancient Sillan.

The authority derived from the League of Nations, not the United Nations.

It was derived from the bark of the cinchona tree.

After all the word is derived from the Latin cathedra.

(The word sugar is derived from the Sanskrit sarkar).

The technology utilizes cells derived from the cochlea of mice.