Sentence examples for deriving from the original from inspiring English sources

"Up until the 1950s, all turkeys were bronze," Kelly says, deriving from the original bird, which came over from Mexico.

Fig. S1), with one cluster deriving from the original HpSVd reported from grapevine [47], and the second from the grapevine cultivar, "Riesling" [48].

This value, deriving from the original weight developed by Auto-CM during the training phase scaled from 0 to 1, is proportional to the strength of the connections among two variables.

For electrophysiology studies, AP thresholds were measured from first derivative waveforms derived from the original action potential trace.

Strains existing as commercial cultivation kits sold originally in countercultural drug magazines are derived from the original fruit body found by Pollock in Florida.

The Fanfares, themselves derived from the original sketches for Agon, segued nicely into Symphonies of Wind Instruments.

This is derived from the original construction lines and urban fabric from the historic site plans.

It is derived from the original meaning of a close-fitting woman's cap, especially one made of network.

Linear models are first derived from the original nonlinear model on several operating points.

It is variably expressed in hybridomas made from all fusion partners derived from the original MOPC-21 tumor.

Consists of compressed audio files derived from the original 13-CD volume series with text files of the accompanying booklets.