Sentence examples for derives and from inspiring English sources

I live for misanthropes, but, unlike the matchless ones, Mr. Franzen derives (and delivers) little pleasure from the cherry bombs he lights and rolls toward your ankles.

The festival goes beyond the month of May, from which its title derives, and now extends from the last weeks of April well into July, & features chamber-music concerts and outdoor ballet performances too.

It was responsible for the elevation of the present Alps, from which the name derives, and for the uplifting of plateaus in the Balkan Peninsula and in Corsica and Sardinia.

The current common thread running through the pro-UK argument is not about the benefits Scotland derives and will continue to derive from the 300-year-old union but that an independent Scotland will be frozen out of international bodies and cross-border fiscal, monetary and currency arrangements.

Two things have assured T'Rain's commercial success: actual geological laws have been programmed to govern its terrain (it is this feature from which the game's name derives); and the game uses a currency system based on real money — treasure mined from the strata of T'Rain's crust can be transformed into earthly coin.

This paper derives and studies causality relations between nonatomic distributed events in the execution of a complex distributed application.

Display experts agree that it is artificially derived and misleading.

Scientists have been able to derive and work with newer cell lines, but only by using private or state money.

He argued that man's personal liveliness points to his – derived and as yet largely potential – divineness.

Then we derive and as (5).

The process is derived and evaluated mathematically.