Sentence examples for derived press from inspiring English sources

The following assumptions are made before the equation is derived (Press et al. 1992): (1) the fluid in the tube is uniform and one-dimensional flow, which means that the pressure, flow rate and density of the distribution along the cross section of the pipeline are uniform.

At this point it appears that Dotcom's allegations against the NSA may be thin and based mostly on suppositions about the NSA's capabilities derived from press reports.

In our laboratory we have demonstrated the inhibition of Salmonella[ 32], Listeria[ 33, 34], Escherichia coli O157: H7 [ 35], Campylobacter[ 36], and methicillin resistant S. aureus[ 37] by citrus derived cold pressed Valencia orange oil, terpeneless Valencia orange oil, cold pressed orange terpenes, high purity orange terpenes, d-limonene, and terpenes from orange essence.

This and the following stories were derived from a press release from the University of Montana (http://www.montana.edu/cpa/news/nwview.php?article=10634), "New study reveals North America's biggest dinosaur".

In Luxembourg on Wednesday, the General Court of the European Union ruled that the decision to put Hamas on the list was based on "factual imputations derived from the press and the internet," rather than "elements which have been concretely examined and confirmed".

Advantages to be derived from the press-hardening of components include, for example, high strength with low sheet thicknesses; this offers the potential for weight saving and has finally been successful in convincing automotive manufacturers.

A demographic questionnaire recorded maternal age at the birth of the child and a proxy measure of social and economic class using five ACORN categories ranging from wealthy achievers to hard pressed, derived by CACI from post code data (http://www.caci.co.uk).

Derived from press and police photographs that Richter, naturally, has blurred, the images are remarkable for the dual pull they exert towards, on the one hand, monumentality and, on the other, monochrome monotony.

One 19-year-old said she was detained after she held up a piece of paper bearing the words, "Press is derived from Oppress?" She was questioned mainly about whether she belonged to a specific opposition group and whether someone had paid her to hold up the sign, she said, speaking on the condition of anonymity for fear of further consequences.

*Plants were inoculated with mixtures of PPV plus French Press preparations derived from HT115 harboring either PPV HC dsRNA, PPV CP dsRNA, PMMoV IR 54 or the empty vector (HT115).

One-half diluted French Press preparations derived from bacteria expressing either PPV HC dsRNA, PPV CP dsRNA, PMMoV IR 54 or the empty vector (HT115) were mixed with PPV (0.3 μg/ml), and used to inoculate N. benthamiana.