Sentence examples for derived from the version from inspiring English sources

The story is derived from the version of the Orpheus myth found in Ovid's Metamorphoses.

This title is derived from the version of the Book of Daniel (7:13), where "one like a son of man," contrasted with beast figures, represents the humiliated people of God, ascending to be vindicated by the Divine Judge.

This title is derived from the version of the Book of Daniel (7:13), where "one like a son of man," contrasted with beast figures, represents the humiliated people of God, ascending to be vindicated by the divine Judge.

The continuous measurements are available only in the latitude range from 50° S to 50° N. The presented results are derived from the Version 1.07 of the SABER data, which were downloaded from the website http://saber.gats-inc.com.

The Quick-FLIC was derived from the version of the FLIC validated for use in Singapore, where the word 'cancer' was changed to the word 'illness'illness

The ultra-short questionnaire version was derived from the long version through item and factor analyses.

This version consists of three items derived from the standard version, with each item being rated on a seven-point scale.

Thus the Theology, along with other texts derived from the Arabic version of Plotinus, in fact constitute an interpretation of Plotinus' thought, and not just a translation.

In addition, a modified version of the N-o-Z model for bubble columns has been simply derived from the impeller version, assuming the existence of a two-loop axisymmetrical circulation pattern induced by the non-uniform distribution of gas holdup in bubble columns.

A second simplified version of the model, utilizing a single depolarizing conductance and leak conductances for repolarizing the ORN, was derived from the first version.

The design derived from the serial version of the UAL is described, and emphasized features such as the ability to choose between serial and parallel I/O are explained.