Sentence examples for instead of deriving from inspiring English sources
Instead of deriving conditions for model parameters, we have created plots for the time derivatives of the total entropy S ̇ total Open image in new window and examined whether it is staying at positive levels or not.
But instead of deriving a sense of direction from human guidance, neural networks derive it from their structure.
She had a plethora of opinions, which she sculpted on her own instead of deriving them from her landlord's or husband's or parents'.
We argue that the proper conceptual delimitation and respective operationalization of the construct should consider the theoretical arguments that relate it to other constructs in each given study, instead of deriving from a generic "one-size-fits-all" model.
However, to verify (3.1) to apply Theorem 3.1, it is useful to have (2.2) instead of deriving it; for example, see the proofs of Corollaries 4.1 and 4.2.
Notice that, on the second view, the reasoning leading to the relevant regress is not homologous to the Third Man argument: instead of deriving the claim that each form of likeness is like from Self-Predication, Parmenides infers it from the conjunction of Paradigmatism and the symmetry of likeness.
Yet, it is now established that both apoB measurement and non-HDL-C (often considered a surrogate of the former, and easily obtained from subtracting HDL-C from C) are better predictors of CVD that LDL-C (even when the latter is directly measured instead of derived from Friedewald's formula), evidence which should eventually lead to some revision of the current risk paradigm [ 3- 11].
Instead of ministers deriving their powers from parliament, they will continue to exercise monarchical prerogative powers.
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).
The influence of surface roughness on fatigue life can then be based on stress solutions instead of empirically derived reduction factors.
