Sentence examples for disk derived from from inspiring English sources

The disk, derived from the spiny portion of the dorsal fin, contains a variable number of paired, crosswise plates.

Vertebrate photoreceptors, the rods and cones, are made of disks derived from cilia, and they hyperpolarize (become more negative) when light strikes them.

To the extent that Concert Artist remained active, it was mainly as a recycling operation, issuing cassettes and compact disks derived from old recordings, including many from its back catalogue of LPs.

The time evolution of the sum of them is similar to that of the emissive power of the disk flame derived from the heat balance in the combustion system.

The full equation of motion for both rocking disks is derived from first principles.

The cyclopterids have well-developed sucker disks, which are derived from the pelvic fin complex.

A protein-filled disk, it derives from the same type of cells as do the skin and the hair and, like them, continues to grow throughout life.

The lamellae are derived from disk-like lipid membranes extruded from lamellar granules into the intercellular spaces of the upper granular layer.

They are the ratio of the fluid and plate densities, Λ, the Mach number of the periphery of the disk, M, and the ratio of the stiffness of the disk in bending to that derived from centrifugal stresses, ϵ.

Fig. 2 Temperature variations of the Venus disk and the deep space derived from images obtained by LIR during the first Venusian year after the orbit insertion.

Intradiscal electrical thermocoagulation (IDET) and percutaneous intradiscal radiofrequency thermocoagulation (PIRFT) have been used to treat primary discogenic back pain, mostly pain derived from internal disk disruption and annular tears.