Sentence examples for derived from works from inspiring English sources

The tests undertaken show that the catalyst was performing as expected using the waste-derived syngas at industrially relevant conditions, when compared to predictions of models derived from works using bottled gases.

Such is the substance of three new films, all derived from works by popular authors.

It is from the second book of Busoni's "An die Jugend," a collection of short, experimental pieces derived from works by other composers (Liszt and Mozart as well as Bach).

Then, we identified the peak voltage in each of these points and considered as a cluster the group of electrodes that deviated by up to 0.5 μV from that peak (this cluster selection procedure was derived from works such as Nikolaev et al.30, and others that have used high density EEGs).

the exclusive right to the power derived from works of regulation on the river, subject to the payment to Germany of the value of half the power actually produced, this payment, which will take into account the cost of the works necessary for producing the power, being made either in money or in power and in default of agreement being determined by arbitration.

And in many of the Renaissance universities philosophy training was keyed to the interpretation of texts by Aristotle and often involved the use of textbooks derived from works by Aristotle and his commentators.

We only seek to protect our rights to products derived from work that belongs to us.

Results shown in this report are derived from work conducted at Argonne National Laboratory, Structural Biology Center at the Advanced Photon Source.

The two models of individual maskers employed were derived from work by Patterson et. al. and Zwicker.

Mr. Spitzer had been concerned that the objectivity of research analysts at Merrill was compromised because much of their compensation was derived from working on investment banking deals.

It derived from work by Leonard Guarente of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who in 1995 found a gene that controlled the longevity of yeast, a single-celled fungus.