Sentence examples for figure derived from from inspiring English sources
This is likely the world's highest and is over 70 times the figure derived from cruder calculations.
Those who insist they are not the fathers, on the other hand, are in fact the biological fathers in more than 70percentt of cases, a figure derived from data released by paternity testing laboratories.
Suffice it to say that our eponymous lad is an ambiguous figure derived from a comic-book series who occupies a moral twilight zone, much like the "Daywalker" vampire from director Guillermo Del Toro's excellent Blade movies.
Under the current formula, the state gives money based on the relative wealth of a community, a figure derived from calculating how much its property is worth and how much income its residents earn.
But in March, when Mr. Graham applied for a mortgage, he said he found that his credit score -- a figure derived from credit accounts and bill-paying history, aimed at identifying who is most likely to repay debt -- had dropped and he could not get the rate he wanted.
WLTW Lite FM (106.7), which plays songs like "What a Wonderful World" by Rod Stewart, featuring Stevie Wonder; and "In My Daughter's Eyes" by the country artist Martina McBride, received a 6.2 rating, a figure derived from the number of people listening and the time they spend listening.
Figures derived from the second method – based on star speeds – invariably gave masses 10 times greater than those from the first method.
There are currently over 4,338 onshore turbines in the UK, with a further 3000 that have planning approval, according to figures derived from the RenewableUK Wind Energy Database.
The figures derived from the court documents -- called "termination" pension deficits -- are not normally disclosed to investors, the general public or workers.
Mr. Evans had already been expected to provide the states, for purposes of drawing Congressional districts, only those population figures derived from the basic census count.
