Sentence examples for derived one of from inspiring English sources

AD participated in the design of the study, derived one of the base deficit formulae and advised on data analysis.

He also listened attentively to the obscure Mississippi bluesman Tony Hollins, from whom he derived one of his early successes, Crawling King Snake, though most of his highly personal conception of blues-singing and playing appears to have come from within him.

In the first case, two new algorithms are derived, one of them being single level optimization problem.

Based on data analysis using the technique of constant comparison often used in grounded theory research, a naive process modeller derived one of the models.

The model considers different interaction mechanisms between damage and plasticity defects in such a way that two-isotropic and two-kinematic hardening evolution equations are derived, one of each for the plasticity and the other for the damage.

It is from the manifesto that the name Constructivism was derived; one of the directives that it contained was "to construct" art.

Microsoft derived one out of every five dollars it made in search from Windows 10 devices.

The roots of the juke scene emerged on the streets of Chicago in the 1980s, with the development of the eponymous footwork dance from which the genre derives one of its many monikers.

Here, we derive one of them by assuming lim x → 0 ψ x x = c.

It allows us to derive one of the main traffic parameters the average speed and the vehicle density as an intermediate product.

Here, as an illustration, we apply Corollary 2 of [16] together with Theorem 2.3 to derive one paradigm of that new type of Krasnosel'skii fixed point theorem.