Sentence examples for deriving that from inspiring English sources

Deriving that formula didn't come easy for Wallis, says Tamar Friedmann, a mathematician and physicist at the University of Rochester (U of R) in New York.

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This explanation proceeds by deriving that motion from information about their masses and velocity before the collision, the assumption that the collision is perfectly elastic, and the law of the conservation of linear momentum.

Instead of assuming completeness and on that basis deriving that incompatible quantities can have real values simultaneously, they simply set out to derive the latter assertion without any completeness assumption at all.

The conclusion that the synergy at the Japanese national level is higher than elsewhere is true, but deriving that the Japanese economy is more knowledge-based than that of another country may not be.

In a 77-page 32-count indictment filed on July 13 , 2008at federal court in Los Angeles, the Abergil family is considered one of the most powerful crime families in Israel, deriving that power, in part, "because of its propensity for violence in Israel and around the world".

Mr. Martin said that he derived that percentage from observing 150 lease expirations involving law firms nationwide in the last four years.

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one can derive that (2.6).

we can derive that (2.15).

Take any to derive that, for all, (3.4).