Sentence examples for forms derived from from inspiring English sources

The sphingolipids included derivatives of sphingosine (i.e. ceramides) as well as forms derived from the structurally related base sphinganine.

Potters remained attached to animal forms derived from nomadic art.

Now here come the naughty bits: Mr. Stern's use of forms derived from contemporary architecture's progressive wing.

He skillfully used folk songs as well as literary forms derived from the Mongol written tradition.

His organ compositions show a knowledge of Italian forms derived from Frescobaldi through J.J. Froberger.

In contemporary design, however, they are eliminated or take on new forms derived from modern sculpture.

The monophonic chansons show the development of intricate musico-poetic forms deriving from the songs of the slightly earlier counterparts of the trouvères, the troubadours.

Our observations on length heterogeneity at 5' and/or 3' ends of nine miRNAs between cloned and predicted sequences, and three mature forms deriving from the same arm of putative pre-miRNAs suggest a mechanism by which miRNAs gain new functions.

Before he entered high school, he was "a stepper," a practitioner of a local Philadelphia dance form derived from tapping.

Here he has taken a basic baluster form, derived from a Chinese prototype, and compressed it to create a vessel that recalls a crumpled paper cup.

This group was only loosely related stylistically, though contemporary painters from Nanjing did share solidity of form derived from Song prototypes and, possibly, from the influence of Western art.