Sentence examples for derived rather from inspiring English sources
But Phillip Thompson, who carried the weapon, derived rather less pleasure from the incident.
Her choreography, derived rather than copied from traditional Hispanic dances, displayed the creative possibilities of Spanish dance.
(5 stars) Your Organics Replenishing Face Cream: Day 50ml, £4, Lloyds Pharmacies Excellent light hydrating cream, "naturally derived" rather than purely organic.
This has been interpreted as showing a role for the OFC in signalling an inferred or derived rather than a pre-computed value6,13.
Many aspects of protolanguages are postulated on the basis of a careful comparison of the features of the known descendant languages and so are derived rather than diagnostic in nature.
But each new culture provides many batches and Coenraad Hendriksen of the Netherlands Vaccine Institute argues that these need be tested to ensure only that each is identical to the culture from which it is derived, rather than going through the full battery of safety tests.
One is biobased products, the other health technologies with bioethanol and magnetic resonance imaging respectively as case studies in order to derive rather general insights regarding those policies.
He believes that other benefactors would invest in sport in the same way as many do in culture if they could see how much pleasure they could derive, rather than simply handing over a cheque.
Despite weaker positions in cost, quality, and product value, a targeted marketing focus enables these businesses to derive rather strong margins from a low-share position in a declining market environment.
The metaphor derives rather from the fact that in an explanatory context a cause may be regarded as an intervention in the normal course of events.
Malebranche emphasized that the Augustinian view that eternal truths derive from uncreated features of the divine intellect conflicts directly with the voluntarist conclusion in Descartes that these truths derive rather from God's free and indifferent will.
