Sentence examples for derived i from inspiring English sources
Jung somewhere observes that lives often collapse in cycles of seven years, a notion derived, I think, from an alchemical principle.
Overall measured Tf, Sf and derived I in the semi-mature forest were 71.0%, 1.7% and 27.3% of incident P, respectively.
Consequently, in my model, layoffs occur only during recessions.1 By adopting this setting, unlike the typical efficiency wage models such as in Shapiro and Stiglitz (1984) and Sparks (1986), wherein an equilibrium with no dismissal is derived, I was able to answer the question: Why do wages not fall during recessions in which firms lay off many workers?2.
From the NFIs of each country, we derived (i) the country-specific original age-class distribution (for the even-aged forests), (ii) the main FTs based on the forest composition, (iii) the average volume and current annual increment (if possible, defined for each FT), and (iv) the main MTs.
Using the optimal SVT approach above, three image signatures (representations) can be derived: (i) signature (1st) based on histogram of dense-patch SIFT descriptors; (ii) signature (2nd) based on kernel density of dense-patch SIFT descriptors; and (iii) signature (3rd) based on histogram of dense-patch DAISY descriptors.
Those elements of the belief set that are not in the belief base are "merely derived", i.e., they have no independent standing.
Summing up the above arguments, we have derived (I-T y_{n_{k}}rI-T yrrow(I-T)^{-1}y.
Perhaps one embraces a general inference principle like "from P, it is permissible to derive I believe that P", or "normally, if something is good, I want it".
end{aligned} In this way, if η is large enough we derive (I(t_{eta }u_{0})
The hypothesis to be tested was that tamoxifen might be effective in patients with better prognosis, thus, according to the original study [ 10], two subgroups of the Okuda stage were derived (I/II and III/unknown).
For convenience, in the following experiments, tilapia scale derived type I collage-coated dishes were denoted as T-COL, while porcine skin derived type I collagen-coated dishes were presented as P-COL.
