Sentence examples for have derived far from inspiring English sources

The first, with a fellow Oxford student named Michael Jordan, was nonsexual, an "old-­fashioned ­romantic friendship" from which he appears to have derived far more satisfaction than he did from the affair he embarked on a few years later with an Eastern European émigré he calls Matyas.

But in fact, our two nations have been trading partners of sorts for more than two centuries, and Americans have derived far more from the arrangement than they realize.

So far, we have derived the optimal solution of (16) with (λBS, μ) given, thus obtaining the optimal solution of (13).

So far we have derived the differential equations for the three media [Eqs. (13), (21) and (29)] together with their initial and boundary conditions; therefore, the entire triple-continuum model is established.

So far we have derived the weight of the PODB method, which shows that the computation of w k for each node only depends on c, Γ2, and (y m ) k.

So far we have derived all event probabilities in Table 1.

Thus far we have derived a continuous correspondence between the force acting on a given photon and its PCA eigenvalues.

There were far too many people who seem to have derived pleasure from making the famous poet drunk.

He had derived sexual gratification from the killings, he said.

You've derived the quadratic formula!

Companies with millions of followers derive far greater economic value than this monthly sum.