Sentence examples for derived with a from inspiring English sources
Such priors have to be derived with a specific parameter of interest in mind, and their derivation is far from trivial.
A novel fifth-order scheme SDIRK[5,1](5)L_02 is derived with a significantly lower relative error norm than the comparable fifth-order A-stable reference method.
The protein enzymes made by the genes are known as sirtuins, a word biologists have derived, with a simplicity likely to make etymologists wince, from sir-2.
But on Thursday she pushed further — as she has on recordings like "Après un Rêve" ("After a Dream," 2011), from which this recital derived — with a program that kept returning to the theme of night, starting with Mendelssohn and stretching to the work of the contemporary French composer Vincent Bouchot, by way of Fauré, Chausson, Strauss, Poulenc and, memorably, Britten.
Equation (3.2) is derived with a special multiplier.
Design spaces can be derived with a similar technique.
The results presented below have been derived with a value of ρ equal to 0.8.
It is derived with a comprehensive approach, using POGO, Magsat, ørsted and CHAMP satellite data.
"A natural flavour," says Terry Acree, a professor of food science technology at Cornell University, "is a flavour that's been derived with an out-of-date technology".
In this way, PPS signals can be derived with an accuracy better than ± 50 ns.
Furthermore, an optimization design approach is derived with an improved cone complementarity linearization algorithm.
