Sentence examples for has ever derived from inspiring English sources
So far, to the best of the authors' knowledge, no one has ever derived the similitude invariant for anti-symmetric cross- and angle-ply laminated plates subjected to biaxial loading before.
And he makes it clear in "I Would Die 4 U" that he can't be boxed in: "I'm not a woman, I'm not a man/ I am something that you'll never understand... .. Looking back now, this is one of the greatest lessons I've ever derived from Prince's music.
However, no body known to science has ever been capable of deriving protection from ridiculous magic water.
For other classes of drugs such as BBs, we lack evidence from clinical trials (because no specific trial has ever been designed) and data derived from registries are quite controversial [ 31].
That is why today's advocates of Shariah as the source of law are not actually recommending the adoption of a comprehensive legal code derived from or dictated by Shariah — because nothing so comprehensive has ever existed in Islamic history.
Radio free-free emission observed by NoRH was combined with multiple line-of-sight EUV observations from STEREO and SDO, which enabled more accurate estimations of the coronal parameters than have ever previously been derived.
The Delphos, derived from costumes of classical Greek charioteers and made famous by women like Isadora Duncan and Lillian Gish, remains a conundrum to designers, Ms. Reeder said, "because no one has ever figured out how he managed the pleating process".
There has ever been a housing problem ever since the colonial days.
No such link has ever existed.
A hundred and ninety pages and zero chapter breaks, the book sounds like nothing you have ever read, and derives its bang from ideas you hadn't thought to have.
