Sentence examples similar to deriving from hardware inadequacies from inspiring English sources

It is all made possible by a collection of motors and hydraulic cylinders derived from hardware used in the folding-hardtop SC430.

A current work on incorporating a notion of uncertainty in the reasoning process has been initiated to cope with incomplete information derived from faulty hardware, delays between production and consumption of the information, or even networking problems.

Yet he feared that this grand obsession derived from his inadequacy.

But other times the discontent derives from the inadequacy of regimes in handling certain deals.

Elevated PcvaCO2 and PcvaCO2/CavO2 values might not only derive from cardiac output inadequacy, but also from venous hyperoxia.

Ad tech is a secondary concern for Apple, which primarily derives revenue from hardware device sales.

If you plunge into the gaming world you discover a riot of hardware platforms and software influences, a jabber of languages deriving from a hundred mythical worlds, as well as from the lexicon of game programming and game marketing itself.

The hardware was all derived from several sources.

Remaining revenues were derived from a rapidly growing business of selling pre-owned games and hardware.

Stereotypes and social inadequacies related to aging are often myths derived from the inexperienced youth -- because no one can see that far or fully understand the experience of aging until it happens.

Scenarios derived from real events, pitched to the learners' background facilitate feelings of inadequacy that motivate to learn: The group must feel that they are operating at the edge of their comfort zone.