Sentence examples for eventually derived to a from inspiring English sources

Um, so the species without petals not necessarily that it was favored but because it was in greater variety or greater, uh, it was in greater number than the ones without, that had the larger petals, it eventually, uh, I guess it was eventually derived to a species without petals, in the living species today".

Based on the fuzzy decomposition theorem, the fuzzy solutions to the original uncertain heat conduction problem are eventually derived.

Ultimately, conduction band offset of ZrO2 to IL, ΔE c(ZrO2/IL) for the ZrO2/IL/Si system can be eventually derived [17]: Figure 2 XPS valence band spectra of ZrO 2 and IL for all investigated samples.

In this way, Engdahl argued, the novel had once emerged from anecdote and letters, while drama had eventually derived from games and performance.

Many experts believe that how well people recover depends in part on the meaning that is eventually derived from those losses.

The effective moduli of such three-phase particulate composites are eventually derived by the generalized self-consistent scheme.

Galen of Pergamon used the term hemicrania (half-head), from which the word migraine was eventually derived.

Word embeddings are essentially vectors that allow text classifiers to approach human language in a more context-driven way, highlighting the interrelatedness of words to eventually derive shared meaning or intent.

It could also eat away at more carrier business, as combining the two and favoring Google+ based messaging first would have a similar effect to iMessage, where carriers eventually derive less revenue from shuttling SMS content back and forth.

Because the aquatic toxicity of AES varies according to alkyl and ethoxylate chain lengths, QSARs have been used to "normalize" information from diverse structures to a single structure or mixture which can then be used to compare the toxicity data and eventually derive the aquatic PNEC described by van de Plassche et al. (1999).

The chain, which has an aggressive goal of eventually deriving all of its energy from renewable sources, is also drawing power from fuel cells in some locations, said Kim Saylors-Laster, vice president of energy for the company.