Sentence examples for derived with an from inspiring English sources
"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Terry Acree, a professor of food science technology at Cornell University, "is a flavour that's been derived with an out-of-date technology".
An accompanying set of partial safety factors was derived with an extensive probabilistic study.
Furthermore, an optimization design approach is derived with an improved cone complementarity linearization algorithm.
The optimal value for this interface stiffness is derived with an analytical shear lag model.
Three fraction endmembers, i.e., impervious surface, green vegetation, and shade, were derived with an unconstrained least-squares solution.
Besides, the design values of the internal force in the ropes are derived with an adequate safety margin.
Such priors have to be derived with a specific parameter of interest in mind, and their derivation is far from trivial.
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.
The new result (IX = 0.0825 (17)) is derived with a significant reduction of the uncertainty.
However, standard "indifference-zone" procedures are derived with a statistically conservative least-favorable-configuration assumption.
