Sentence examples for derives instead from inspiring English sources

But it derives instead from "aquilegus," meaning water carrier - a puzzling etymology.

Most of its flow derives instead from Iran's longest river, the Kārūn, which enters at Khorramshahr.

Intentionality derives instead from the act of attention (attentio) directed upon the mental image.

Numerous billiards-specific and etymological publications state that the expression derives instead from kelly pool, or an early version of kelly pool called kelly rotation.

Chromosome 1A was characterized by the presence of introgression from T. militinae, which started from the marker Xpsp2999 (47.2 cM), as proposed by Jakobson et al. [ 58], where MQTL1 and MQTL2 were located, also including Pm3g, Pm3a, Mlar, and Pm3e, where their resistance derives instead from T. aestivum.

Because it lacks reason, deriving instead from dogma and orders from above.

Continuity, predictability, and reliability derive instead from consistent methodologies that adapt themselves to specific situations.

But according to Ketebul's research, the word had gained currency even before Misiani started playing, deriving instead from the Luo word for beautiful.

Unlike nanotechnology which promises to transform what clothes can do—Ingeo's impact on fashion will derive instead from its environmentally friendly image.

The great American biologist EO Wilson has suggested an ethics divorced from religion, and derived instead from what he calls biophilia, our innate and profound connection to our natural environment - but one man alone cannot make a moral system.

Several Greek writers, including Galen (2nd 3rd century ce), described a disease that may have been leprosy, though the Greeks did not apply to this disease the term lepra ("scaly"), from which the modern term leprosy is derived; instead, they referred to it as elephantiasis græcorum.