Sentence examples for from their given from inspiring English sources

Using a baseball encyclopedia listing all major league players from 1871 to 1968, Skipper found that 28.1 percent of players had nicknames not derived from their given names.

The question that has barely begun to be asked is whether the categories that make that existence meaningful - the division between human and non-human in particular - can be abstracted from their given biological base, or whether in doing so we start to undermine the basis by which we live.

Figure 6 shows respectively a) the speed and b) the acceleration profiles calculated from their given initial values.

He may have wished merely to establish the possibility of action not deriving from the positions of the soul's constituent atoms at any time plus the effects of collisions among them resulting from their given movements at that time.

This study investigates primary school preservice teachers' abilities in relation to figures, one of the basic concepts of geometry, and more specifically, to name figures; to draw solid figures from their given corresponding nets and the nets from the solids; and to sketch a three-dimensional structure on the plane from a given perspective.

The two-person game consists of three phases: (1) the distributor uses an encoder to generate a fingerprinting code, used for assigning versions to users; (2) the colluders employ a collusion channel to generate the pirate output from their given code words; and (3) the distributor uses a decoder to map the pirate output to a set (mathcal {C}' subseteq mathcal {U}).

"In tough times," he said, "people tend to gravitate toward direct service because they want something concrete from their giving".

The annual Digital Donor Review conducted by the scheme gives charities a detailed breakdown of how their supporters behave online, from their giving habits to general online behaviours.

They can make a request to their parents to use money from their "Spend" account in Tykoon's Amazon.com store or take money from their "Give" account for a charity.

And in bad times wealthy regions like Catalonia cry foul over the fiscal deficits that result from their giving more money to the central government than they get in return in the form of public investment.

We then propose and evaluate a typology of the principal benefits philanthropists claim to derive from their giving.