Sentence examples for derived them from inspiring English sources

In the century since he derived them, they have been precisely confirmed by experiment after experiment.

He derived them from photographs in Life magazine, which he turned into silkscreens and transferred on to canvas as black images on blue and white.

Dr. Skirboll said the full registry of up to 60 lines of human embryonic stem lines would be published as soon as permission had been obtained from those who derived them to use their names.

But the cells have an interesting political advantage: Dr. Gearhart derived them from fetuses that were aborted for the sake of the mother's health, not from the discarded embryos produced in fertility clinics.

Kepler himself did not call these discoveries "laws," as would become customary after Isaac Newton derived them from a new and quite different set of general physical principles.

In addition to their teaching, the Sophists wrote many books, the titles of which are preserved by writers such as Diogenes Laërtius, who probably derived them from library catalogues.

Many of his rib-tickling jokes--and the situations from which he derives them--involve rancorous marrieds.

They can go on and on deriving them, until they get what they need - what works best.

That is to say, the mind does not create any ideas but derives them from impressions.

OPPONENTS -- The federal guidelines on embryonic stem cell research are ethically flawed in allowing federally supported researchers to use the cells but not to derive them.

She had a plethora of opinions, which she sculpted on her own instead of deriving them from her landlord's or husband's or parents'.