Sentence examples for deriving directly from from inspiring English sources
Is that not less a career choice and more of an accident of birth, a divine right deriving directly from the will of God?
The companies report big savings, particularly in power consumption, deriving directly from the fact that diagonal routing cuts the total wire length necessary to run over the surface of a silicon chip.
O'Neill's plays were written from an intensely personal point of view, deriving directly from the scarring effects of his family's tragic relationships his mother and father, who loved and tormented each other; his older brother, who loved and corrupted him and died of alcoholism in middle age; and O'Neill himself, caught and torn between love for and rage at all three.
Moreover, the source of his generally positive view of Palestinian Christians' lot in the later 11th century is unclear, as there were very few contemporary Christian sources from Palestine writing in this period, and surviving Christian sources deriving directly from Seljuq Palestine are virtually non-existent.
The additional Co-Smad does not appear to be a lineage-specific duplication, as it groups with added genes in teleost fishes, suggesting that it may represent a gene deriving directly from the 2R event, lost in other vertebrates.
Our analysis demonstrated that the content of the webpages deriving directly from the first 20 'Google' results, and in particular whether they provided answers to common consumer enquiries, was low.
Descriptions in other studies were either derived directly from clinicians or their derivation was not described.
Neither its existence nor his position seems to derive directly from the Page warrant application any more than the existence of a cake derives directly from food coloring.
Those qualities derive directly from the man who is Broadsides' founder and artistic director: Barrie Rutter.
