Sentence examples for derives by from inspiring English sources
("Mullered," meaning to get utterly drunk, derives by way of British prison slang from the Old English "mull," meaning "to grind to a powder"; not — as Michael Caine would say when playing the cockney superspy Harry Palmer — a lot of people know that).
Equation (2) derives by (1) and using (27) in (28c).
The transfer function determination derives by fixing a mathematical oscillator model simulating the superstructure.
Optimization of the surgical procedure derives by the cooperation between surgeons and manufacturers that developed dedicated instrumentation for surgical exposure and component positioning.
Findings: The study reveals the importance of acceptance of variety seeking behaviour as a value which the customer derives by joining the coalition based loyalty programmes.
This conclusion derives by considering that medical claims do not capture all migraine-related treatment costs because the disease is often not treated with specific therapies.
"Real wages" are derived by dividing the wages by the Consumer Price Index.
Biodiesel is derived by processing vegetable oil or animal fat with alcohol.
They are derived by the Scottish Centre for Social Research from interviews conducted between June and October 2013.
Two of the newly approved 13 lines were derived by Dr. Brivanlou with private financing.
The number was derived by simply adding together the two countries' populations.
