Sentence examples for derived he from inspiring English sources

"Fluid intelligence is not culturally derived," he continues.

"What then are the situations, from the representation of which, though accurate, no poetical enjoyment can be derived?" he asked in a celebrated preface.

"The argument will move from whether or not this kind of conduct ought to be permitted, to simply how many stem cell lines are going to be required to maximize the benefits to be derived," he said.

Kennan limits his scope to the history of the first three generations of his family in North America -- and limits it further by focusing on the generations bearing the paternal surname ("only some 3percentt of my own genetic inheritance would seem to have been derived," he acknowledges, "from the first Kennan to have arrived on North American soil").

Lemon's name is derived, he says, from a Web site address he had purchased years ago; it made sense for this venture, he said, because it's easy to remember and it reflects the process of making the "lemonade" of digital receipts out of the "lemons" represented by paper versions.

Perlis pressed a virtual minds argument derived, he says, from Maudlin.

In the century since he derived them, they have been precisely confirmed by experiment after experiment.

But the need derived also, he says, from his personal circumstances.

"Do you know from where the word Assassin is derived from?" he wrote.

He derived this notion, as he was the first to admit, from Marx.

In general, He in natural gases is composed of three components: atmospheric He, crustal or radiogenic He, and primordial He derived from the upper mantle.