Sentence examples for derived perspective from inspiring English sources

Because the characterization we used is borrowed from a definition in derived geometry, this work should be read as a derived perspective on analytic geometry.

This study examines (a) the user perspective, derived from technology adoption literature; (b) the website design perspective, embedded in human computer interaction literature; and (c) the library service quality perspective, based on information science literature.

According to another perspective, derived from Kant, not only is it not the case that morality depends on religion, but in fact the reverse is true.

Of course, this proposition is derived from the perspective of economic growth alone.

In fact, a more convincing explanation can be derived from the perspective of game theory.

It can be observed that more energy savings are derived from the perspective of ECP, which also demonstrates the economics of the proposed approach (as shown in Fig. 7).

Although derived from the perspective of multi-task learning, the proposed joint SVM is highly related to structured-output learning techniques, e.g. max-margin regression (Szedmak and Shawe-taylor [1]), structural SVM (Tsochantaridis [2]).

The EKF is the feedback link of speed control, CLO method is derived from the perspective of the speed step response to optimize the measurement covariance matrix and the system covariance matrix of EKF.

Better insights on how and how far such reshaping takes place are derived in the perspective of providing coastal designers and constructors with valuable information for optimising the selection of the fractions and volumes of the construction materials and for taking into account potential damages within the construction schedule and therefore additional costs.

The cost data were derived from the perspective of the Chinese health care system.

This is exactly the perspective derived from Figure 3, which is an evolutionary map based on the diversity and distribution of LTR retroelements in eukaryotes.