Sentence examples for derived of the from inspiring English sources

P. boisei is in many respects the most derived of the australopiths.

An explicit expression has also been derived of the mean temperature on circles around the heat source.

Together with knowledge of the magnetic field a better understanding will be derived of the magnetospheric current systems and their closure at or near the planetary surface.

Analogs for derivatives are defined, differential equations are replaced by difference equations, an analog in terms of finite differences is derived of the Taylor series and most of classical physics can be imitated.

Conditions are derived of the existence of solutions of linear Fredholm's boundary-value problems for systems of ordinary differential equations with constant coefficients and a single delay, assuming that these solutions satisfy the initial and boundary conditions.

In addition, we show that their detection and quantification is possible by Raman spectroscopy, without any sample manipulation (except those derived of the exposition of a fresh surface for analysis by breaking the rock).

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

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

The consciousness derived of oppression is despairing, fatalistic, and fearful of inquiry.

Figure 5 Comparison of the theoretically derived RMSE of the STO τ with simulation results.

Yanoconodon is a fossil species that shows a stage intermediate between the derived state of the inner ear bones, and the three bone jaw.