Sentence examples for derived one of the from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

Hardwicke proposed the name "wha" and explained: "It is frequently discovered by its loud cry or call, resembling the word 'Wha', often repeating the same: hence is derived one of the local names by which it is known.

Through the studies, it turns out that the proposed method is much superior in terms of solution optimality and computation efficiency to a conventional method, and that the computation efficiency to derive one of the K-best solutions by the proposed method increases with the number of K-best solutions.

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

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.

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.

In the end, the somatic gonad primordium contains a single AC, derived from one of the α cells, and three VUs, one derived from the other α cell and two derived from the β cells.

The granite was derived from one of the igneous intrusions into the bowels of the Hercynian mountain range.

Exhibit A derived from one of the countless first-half corners the visitors won, and which were taken by Giggs.