Sentence examples for derived there from inspiring English sources

The talented author is still with the Universal Hat Works and the theme for his drama was derived there.

The governing equations for the film thickness and the surfactant concentration derived there are treated using linear analysis in the present study.

This continuing and growing tradition could not have occurred without a commitment to filling our senior curatorial positions with world-class researchers who base their scholarly efforts upon field work and the collections derived there from.

Commercially produced spun- and false-twist texturised (FTT) PLLA yarns, and knitted fabrics derived there from were characterised in terms of their tensile properties, and structurally using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and wide angle X-ray diffraction.

Like other technology consultants, Cap Gemini has experienced a sharp contraction in revenue in the last year, made worse by the newfound emphasis on United States business after the Ernst & Young deal, which brought to one-third the share of its revenue derived there.

For 75% of the cases from which the functions were derived there was a 92.2% correct classification rate.

In the recent paper [6] it was proved that the notion of γ-superconvexity has sense also for the case (-1leqgamma leq0) and in fact this was used even to derive there some new two-sided Jensen type inequalities.

Roma women are well informed about managing health insurance as well as the rights deriving there from.

For two-state characters, a formula for the number of options to putting v ones and n - v zeros on a cycle of length n such that there are 2 k ≤ min{2 v, 2(n - v)} breakpoints (an odd number of breakpoints is impossible) is easy to derive: There are n k (v − 1 k − 1 ) (n − v − 1 k − 1 ) such options.

As reported by M. D. Lee in [ 38], although there are at least two variants [ 39, 40] of the multidimensional scaling that attempt to determine automatically the number of dimensions of the spatial representation they derive, there is not a rigorous and principled basis for this determination.

For example, if the thrifty genotype hypothesis were true, we would expect to observe some of the following characteristics at disease loci: risk alleles would be derived alleles; there would be substantial differences in allele frequency across different populations; and there would be evidence that relatively recently emerging alleles have been swept to high frequency.