Sentence examples for derives on from inspiring English sources

This fact derives on the one hand from the tightness of the Flow-RM with respect to [ 1]'s polynomial-size formulation and on the other hand from the efficiency of the strengthening valid inequalities previously described.

This is because the live load model in the code is normally calibrated for short- and medium-span bridges, and the direct application to very long spans derives on the overestimation of the loading.

The great differences between that school's interests and methods on the one hand and those of the neoclassical school (from which modern mainstream economics largely derives) on the other, explain why Weber's influence on economics today is hard to discern.

The idea stems from a linear stability analysis derived on a simplified one-dimensional problem.

When a CDR is derived on a population, the validation set should not include members of the derivation set.

Some flaunt "natural" and "plant derived" on packaging when all but a speck of the ingredients are synthetic, said Darrin C. Duber-Smith, the strategic marketing director at the Natural Marketing Institute, a research and consulting firm in Harleysville, Pa.

Results are derived on the basis of Table 11 results.

Reaction mechanism was derived on the basis of experimental results.

Other material properties have been derived on the basis of law of symmetry of orthotropic materials.

To ease this complexity a new bound is derived on BER.

Table 5 Impairment factor values for WB and NB speech codecs, derived on the basis of WB-PES Qestimations.