Sentence examples for derived from the massive from inspiring English sources

Newman's power as a songwriter has always derived from the massive dissonance between his music and his lyrics.

Meanwhile not a kilowatt is derived from the massive energy surging back and forth across estuarial Britain, because the start-up costs are high and there is no lobby for the rental subsidies that have made British onshore wind the most expensive energy source on earth.

Part of the state's tradition of cowboys is derived from the massive cattle drives which its ranchers organized in the nineteenth century to drive livestock to railroads and markets in Kansas, for shipment to the East.

What activists are looking for, according to Figueiredo, is a large-scale program selling all types of 'ugly' produce ― too small, too large, misshapen, off-color ― derived from the "massive amount of produce" going to waste on farms due to cosmetic standards.

But the software behind Ava's intelligence is apparently derived from compiling the massive amount of data in Internet searches.

While ad tech execs at Verizon and AOL will doubtless be salivating over the increased user 'insight' derived from the combination of two massive user tracking ad-targeting operations, privacy loving web users not so much.

Therefore, even the TAVT model is derived from the unnatural stereoscopic images, it is proved to be effective through massive tests on natural stereoscopic images.

The rise of mobile phones has posed a massive challenge to the 911 dispatch system, since physical location can no longer be derived from the network topology of the landline PSTN network.

Calculations derived from the C.B.O.

(The titles were derived from the scores).

Modern Korean derived from the ancient Sillan.