Sentence examples for have derivations from inspiring English sources

Some of the people tested have derivations of the Merisi family name.

Appendix B: Supporting lemmas and proofs has derivations of moments as well as all proofs.

However, they all have mesenchymal derivation and belong therefore to the same generic group, STS.

The ITG-ASF does not have a derivation of total score for children, therefore, only HRQOL data obtained from subjects at least 16 years old are reported.

The various problems of the stability of derivations and generalized derivations have been studied during the last few years (see, e.g., [9 18]).

The word "mas" has multiple derivations: "masking", the Christian "mass" (with which the days of revelling conclude on Ash Wednesday) and "masquerade".

Its traditional name has conflicting derivations.

Sometimes two words with quite different derivations have come to mean almost the same thing for example, dementia praecox and schizophrenia.

To further validate the design procedure, mathematical derivations have proved that the design sensitivities are strictly continuous.

As novel nanomaterials, graphene and its derivations have been applied into hydroxyapatite as reinforcements for biomedical applications.

Numerous additional empirical studies and theoretical derivations have treated the topics of contrast sensitivity functions, visual summation of quantization errors, self-masking, neighborhood masking, and others.