Sentence examples for derived of course from inspiring English sources

She does, though, draw the line at doga – yoga for dogs, derived, of course, from the US.

Much of the giddy crush I had on the Marine Corps derived, of course, from the sheer glamour of the outfit.

Going Sane by Adam Phillips 256pp, Hamish Hamilton, £14.99 Not so very long ago that most sagacious of literary critics, Frank Kermode, said that we were ready for the adjective "Phillipsian" - derived, of course, from Adam Phillips's growing body of work, mostly collections of essays so agile and exuberant in their performance of thought that jumping in is irresistible.

This solution was derived, of course, within the context of the many simplifying assumptions of classical elasticity: linear elastic behavior, material uniformity and homogeneity, isotropy, and infinitesimal strains.

It derives, of course, from Damon Runyon's stories about the peculiarly chivalric Broadway underworld and one particular fable about a Bible-quoting gambler who ends up dating a Salvation Army girl with missionary zeal.

It derives, of course, from the Greek myth of Tantalus, who had both a hidden, divine sire and a mortal one.

The off-putting price differential derives, of course, from the larger overhead the big institutions carry.

The high-order non-homogeneous vibration equation of the piezoelectric diaphragm, derived in the course of the study, was solved by being divided into a homogeneous Bessel equation and a non-homogeneous static equation according to the superposition principle.

It is demonstrated, that the CSMR exists due to special structure of a slow invariant manifold (SIM); the latter is derived in a course of a multiple-scale analysis of the system.

Other levels have been derived during the course of the SINTAP project.

It was derived within the course of the KEYSTONE project, which was funded by the European Commission under the Electronic Trust Services II Programme.