Sentence examples for deriving from the account from inspiring English sources

The principal objective of the members of the Circle was to unify the sciences, which carried with it, in their view, the need to eliminate metaphysics once and for all by showing that metaphysical propositions are meaningless a project which Schlick in particular saw as deriving from the account of the proposition given in Ludwig Wittgenstein's Tractatus.

The picture of Pepe as a monster who typified the Republican security services derives from the accounts by Herbst and Virginia Cowles of a lunch on 28 April 1937.

All costs were derived from the accounting system of our hospital.

Reliably tracking the developments day-to-day is challenging — reports tend to derive from the accounts of traumatized refugees and residents, and the Nigerian government has been selective in its disclosures to the media.

His claim is that our ordinary judgments about causal asymmetries can be derived from the unificationist account.

This contrasts sharply with the prediction derived from the broadening account, where the spatial range of interference should not be influenced by the masking.

A better case, then, might derive from the specific account of abuse we shared from the article by the journalist Susan McClelland (2006)—the one concerning the woman named Bonnie.

The unit costs of clinical events that are unique to this trial will be derived from the hospital accounts of the trial participating centres, although primary research that uses established accounting methods may also be required.

In Sicily the deeds of Roland (Orlando), derived from the poetic accounts by Torquato Tasso and Ludovico Ariosto, were repeatedly painted and enacted in puppet shows.

Values for wildlife use other than tourism were derived from the wildlife accounts (Barnes et al. 2009).

Values for the use of wild plants were derived from the forest accounts which include the use of non-timber wild plant products (Barnes et al. 2005).