Sentence examples similar to deriving from this practice from inspiring English sources

Metallurgical information derived from this practice can be used to advantage in strategic decision-making.

When the first fort for controlling commercial boat traffic was built in the 13th century, timber arranged in fencelike structures was used to direct the vessels, and it is believed that the name Stockholm (literally "tree-trunk islet") may have derived from this practice.

"It was the best one I'd seen in a while at the upfront," Mr. Campanelli said, using the term derived from the practice of the networks' presenting their schedules — and selling commercials — before the season starts.

The 64 images and interpretations that it contains were said to be derived from the practice of casting a turtle shell into a fire and drawing inferences from the cracks that appeared.

He used a technique derived from the practice of miniature painting, which was developed in the state of Rajasthan in the tenth century.

Murakami coined the term himself, but it actually derives from the practice of Edo period painter, Jakuchu Ito, who made completely flat compositions of large groups of animals.

The name of the Nez Perce tribe was derived from the practice, though nose piercing was not common within the tribe.

Intellectual property takes the form of patents and copyrights, legal instruments derived from the practices of fifteenth-century Italian republics.

On the one hand we aimed to evaluate GPs' opinion regarding the pathway and give practical implications for clinical practice that derived from this evaluation.

It drew no distinction between the Enron case in Houston and the potential cases deriving from its research practices.

We sought to evaluate the evidence that use of performance measures derived from clinical practice guidelines is associated with better clinical outcomes in this context.