Sentence examples for figures are derived from from inspiring English sources
The triptych's three panels with strangely distorted figures are derived from photographs taken by Eadweard Muybridge, an early modern photographer known for his action figures.
These figures are derived from crop-specific irrigation water productivities we statistically estimate from a large set of historical production and irrigation data obtained from the district.
The performance figures are derived from both the finite-volume and finite-element methodologies, and encompass shared, virtual shared, and distributed memory architectures, as exemplified by the SGI Origin series, CM5, and the CRAY T3D/E family, respectively.
The figures are derived from a contract inked Nov. 11.
The figures are derived from survey and transaction data provided by Citibank, the U.S. government, and third-party research.
Uncertainties of the obtained residual stresses, given as error bars in the figures, are derived from standard deviations in diffraction peak fitting as well as for deviations of the measured diffraction peak positions from expected distributions with measurement directions according to the elastic theory for a quasi-isotropic material.
These figures were derived from 2004-5 prices and adjusted for inflation.
Labour's figures were derived from details of published accounts by banks showing the number of employees earning more than £1m in the past year.
The figures were derived from estimates of how much the sea would increase in volume as the world heated up, and from increases in run-off water from melting glaciers on land.
Hitesh Mohan, who authored the Intek study for the EIA, reportedly conceded that "his figures were derived from technical reports and presentations from oil companies, including Occidental Petroleum, which owns the lion's share of oil leases in the Monterey Shale, at 1.6 million acres".
The figures were derived from schools' own responses to a survey, and officials in the attorney general's office said the true picture was probably worse, because some schools did not reply to the survey, while others likely understated their pesticide use.
