Sentence examples for from this derived from inspiring English sources

From this derived écarté and five-card loo.

For multivariate time-dependent sensitivity analyses, we rank transformed input and output data obtained using Latin hypercube sampling [43], [44] and 1000 simulation runs for epidemic scenarios with and without sexual disinhibition, and from this derived partial rank correlation coefficients (PRCCs) and standardized rank regression coefficients (SRRCs) [45], [46].

We performed standard electrocardiography on a MAC1200ST after 5 min of rest in the supine position, and from this derived resting heart rate.

Previously, we estimated the steady-state frequency of proliferating E. coli with one or more spontaneous DSBs to be between 0.5% and ∼2.1%, and from this derived rates of formation of break-carrying cells between 0.25% to ∼1% per generation (Pennington and Rosenberg, 2007).

From this derives the monotonicity with decreasing marginal gains.

From this derives the oft repeated myth that the FCC "doesn't have statutory authority to do anything about retrans," even though the FCC explicitly says at the end of the same paragraph "but we actually do have authority".

The dhampir sprung of a karkanxholl has the unique ability to discern the karkanxholl; from this derives the expression the dhampir knows the lugat.

We intend to compute smaller repetitions and, from this, derive larger ones.

This derived from the airtime, and the threat of haranguing, rather than from any political or ideological inclination.

Part of this derived from the Olympic Games, which were themselves such a success.

(This derived from the meditative technique of Sufi dervishes).