Sentence examples for instead of being derived from inspiring English sources

With this approach, folds are explicitly designed by the user instead of being derived from data.

The algorithm is based on solving a nonlinear fourth order partial differential equation (PDE) that only depends on intrinsic surface properties instead of being derived from a particular surface parameterization.

In order to account for this, the azimuth and speed distributions used at each step were derived from the next 50×3 particles instead of being derived from the next 50 particles (arbitrarily).

It can then remove the impact of sensitive variables — leaving only the residual impact say, for example, that 'likelihood to own a home' would have on a model output, instead of the output being derived from age and likelihood to own a home, and therefore risking decisions being biased against certain age groups.

The same method goes for price-cost margins which are not measured but instead they are derived from microeconomic models of supply and demand of the industry (Bresnahan, 1989; Sheldon and Sperling, 2003).

Instead, they are derived from the recently released results of a 15,417-household survey taken in 1999 by the Census Bureau.

However, it is still possible that some of the inorganic Hg does not represent the in situ conversion of MeHg but instead is derived from some distant source via the vapor pathway.

And its "voice" won't be synthesized but may instead be derived from the voice of a real human.

Therefore, the distinction between "mud" and "earth" should not be based solely on grain size distribution but should instead be derived from the context of each landslide class.

Instead, this expenditure was derived from the total revenue of the health center.

The significant normal slip at F3 instead of at F1 could be derived, because the broad subsidence signals are located not only to the north of F1 but also between F1 and F3, and also because the deeper normal slip can explain the broader subsidence signals.