Sentence examples for derived up to from inspiring English sources

Consequently, vibration solutions for sandwich and multilayered plates with different thicknesses, material properties and ply stacking sequences can be derived up to desired accuracy by selecting sufficient number of sampling surfaces.

A global magnetic field model of the lithosphere contribution, parameterised by spherical harmonics, has been derived up to degree and order 800.

Previous workers have observed that rural households in Nigeria derived up to 80% of their incomes from the sales of NTFPs (Jimoh et al. 2013).

Compared with the inequality (17), one can find that our inequality (16) associated with the optimum loss pressure can be derived up to constant factors by replacing Rpl in the inequality (17) with Hatm.

We derived up-to-date calendar- and cohort-specific incidences for breast, ovarian, prostate and pancreatic cancer for the United Kingdom and a number of other regions.

(By some estimates, Mexican cartels derive up to forty per cent of their revenue from marijuana).

3M, the company that pioneered scotch tape and post-it notes, derives up to 30% of its revenue from products launched in the past 5 years.

The most amazing is the extraction of nuclear DNA sequences from Neanderthal remains, which show that Europeans derive up to 4 percent of their genes uniquely from Neanderthals.

Some present-day humans derive up to ∼5% [1] of their ancestry from archaic Denisovans, an even larger proportion than the ∼2% from Neanderthals [2].

At Liquid Web, we refer to these businesses as being web dependent to demonstrate the incredible importance of the web for these online SMBs that derive up to 100% of their revenue from their online presence.

At present, St Louis derives up to 40% of its annual revenue from fines and fees collected by their law enforcement agencies, fining anything from loud music to unkempt property; even a fine for wearing saggy pants has been proposed.