Sentence examples for here derives from inspiring English sources

The 96percentt figure used here derives from House records through Oct. 11.

The sensor shown here derives from a classic RVDT and is based on a differential rotating transformer.

Mr. Viana, who has also received death threats recently, acknowledged that the coalition now in power here derives from and honors a single individual.

In terms of its appeal – well, you could say the humour here derives simply from seeing famous men on primetime telly sniggering and saying juvenile things.

Wollheim argues that works of art are "types" and their embodiments "tokens". The distinction here derives from the American philosopher and logician C.S. Peirce, who argued that the letter a, for example, is neither identical with any particular token of it (such as the one just written) nor distinct from the class of such tokens.

The distinction here derives from the U.S. philosopher and logician C.S. Peirce, who argued that the letter a, for example, is neither identical with any particular token of it (such as the one just written) nor distinct from the class of such tokens.

Those presented here derive from the work of Chapleau as well as K. Amaoka and K. Hoshino of Japan.

The main pleasures here derive from correspondence with two women, one of whom Huxley shared as a lover with his wife.

The new measure introduced here derived from accelerated testing data allows for the design of globally optimal robust formulations.

It is here derived the Bayesian estimator of the noncentrality parameter of the noncentral chi-square distribution.

My desire to set a 100% renewable by 2020 goal was strongly motivated by the alarming climate-induced degradation of the snowcapped Rwenzori mountains, from which the communities here derive their livelihood, water supply and identity.