Sentence examples for deriving from the use from inspiring English sources

Special emphasis is put on describing the benefits deriving from the use of such formalism.

We consider a training approach and devise several metrics that exploit the subchannel separability of FMT deriving from the use of frequency confined subchannel pulses.

The monitoring of pollutants during paving operations confirms the effective environmental benefits deriving from the use of the new dry-hybrid technology here proposed.

This paper evaluates the advantages and the drawbacks deriving from the use of MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical systems) accelerometers for hand-arm and whole-body vibration measurements.

The energetic benefits for the membrane process are calculated, deriving from the use of a hybrid two-stage/two-pass lay-out with ultrafiltration pre-treatment, which is a typically a low energy consumption process.

The main characteristic of the solution is the clear and structural separation between "policies" and "actions" deriving from the use of a novel abstract entity in modelling automation plants: the Generalized Actuator.

"Further aromatic and textural elements" are derived from the use of multiple yeast strains, some indigenous.

They have argued that any benefits derived from the use of forced labor at a time when they did not control the factories were tiny.

Google has never released figures for revenues it derives from the use of Android handsets, where it makes the software available to handset makers for free and generates revenues from adverts and app sales.

The writers are seeking a deal that will give them a share of the profits derived from the use of their material on the Internet and in other electronic media.

The changed and forceful appearance of the head derives from the use of angular planar volumes joined in a new syntax independent of anatomy.