Sentence examples for derives with from inspiring English sources
Based on this assumption, the following condition derives, with respect to the conditional probability distribution of the defined random variables: P ( a j, c j, m j ∣ c l j ) = P ( a j ∣ c l j ) ⋅ P ( c j ∣ c l j ) ⋅ P ( m j ∣ c l j ), (8).
A smaller, single-bank ship, the monērēs (μονήρης, "single-banked") or galea (γαλέα, from which the term "galley" derives), with ca. 60 men as crew, was used for scouting missions but also in the wings of the battle line.
The best part for me is the spontaneous connection I derive with people when they see me carrying it.
His tree, Dr. Gray said, was derived with the methods used by biologists to avoid problems identical to those in glottochronology.
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.
"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Terry Acree, a professor of food science technology at Cornell University, "is a flavour that's been derived with an out-of-date technology".
The Obama administration ruled that if the cells are derived with private money, the government could pay for the research.
The error analysis is derived with two types of errors.
Two phase functions newly derived with this method are presented.
Equation (3.2) is derived with a special multiplier.
The DDFE equalization output is derived with (17).
