Sentence examples for had to derive from inspiring English sources

Before the Chudnovsky brothers built m zero, Gregory had to derive pi over the telephone network while lying in bed.

Because we implemented RR-ALOHA over the WAVE standard, we had to derive the maximum number of slots first.

But to survive in the mud of an oxygen-free planet, any microbes would have had to derive energy from the chemical imbalances between minerals in the sediment—"eating rock" in a process called chemolithotrophy.

Furthermore, we had to derive more collaborative strategies to train the students and/or formalize good emergent strategies from specific students to train other students, to promote more efficient peer scaffoldings.

It is interesting to note that during Archimedes time algebraic and trigonometric notations, and our present decimal system were not available, and hence he had to derive recurrence relations (2) geometrically, and certainly for him the computation of a 96 and b 96 must have been a formidable task.

Members had to derive positivity among themselves.

Now they will have to derive the meaning of widely used words based on context.

"Now that my beauty was gone I would have to derive a reason for being from the plane which had taken it away".

With "Slumdog" seemingly a lock for best picture, much of the suspense for the evening may have to derive from the broadcast itself.

Instead, it would have to "derive from human existence, from the fundamental reconstitution of the position of people in the world, their relationships to themselves and each other, and to the universe".

He believed that "a genuine, profound and lasting change for the better... will have to derive from human existence, from the fundamental reconstitution of position of people in the world, their relationships to themselves and each other".