Sentence examples for especially derived from inspiring English sources

Organic catalyst, especially derived from lignocellulosic biomass, is currently being developed for application in reaction engineering.

Natural products, especially derived from TCMH, have been found to exert antiviral effects against influenza virus.

We introduce an original splitting technique which is especially derived to allow a straightforward extension to various and detailed exchange source terms.

There is an impressive history to the management of the site and the transfer of craft skills over the centuries, this is especially derived through Shikinen sengu of the Shinto tradition that expresses an ideal that buildings meticulously disassembled and rebuilt at regular intervals.

The empirical formula of Copt = 1.19 0.15VdafQnet0.7/100Mad0.1 is obtained to evaluate the optimum coal concentration of a general pulverized coal flame, and another formula, Copt = 1.18 0.17VdafQnet0.7/100Mad0.1, is especially derived for a tangential-fired furnace with a rich-lean burner.

The hermeneutic style is the name given by historians to a style of Latin in the later Roman and early medieval periods which was characterised by the extensive use of unusual and arcane words, especially derived from Greek.

Detroit's Big Three, especially, derive a lopsided share of their slim profits from these vehicles.

The challenge in listening to this composer is to resist the preconceptions that we bring to nineteenth-century music, especially those derived from Wagner.

They occur in many metamorphic rocks, especially those derived from mafic igneous rocks (those containing dark-coloured ferromagnesian minerals) and siliceous dolomites.

Especially, VHS derived by the F3/C model higher than 50°S is higher than the magnetic equator in September and December.

Recombinant viral vectors, especially those derived from poxviruses and adenoviruses, also improve delivery and have shown utility as vaccines.