Sentence examples for instructions are derived from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the instructions are derived from literature regarding relevant mechanisms for LPS activation [35], [43], [63], intricate signaling cascades [64], [65], [66], [67], [68], [69], cytokine network [40], [41], [70] and cell (Th) differentiation [28], [31].

Once this is known, specifications of learning objectives for instruction are derived.

It is generated by a set of SQL Data Definition Language (DDL) instructions which are derived from UML models.

The coprocessor's data paths and instruction set are derived automatically via profile-driven analysis, and the software tool flow is simplified by the use of static binary translation techniques to program the coprocessor using the native instruction set of the controlling processor.

The instruction level power models are derived based on the power supply current measurement technique.

Instructions for the buildings, called "ideal orgs," are derived from the writings of L. Ron Hubbard, the church's founder, who died in 1986.

Changes in visualization policy such as this are derived by fitting the instruction content to the learners' background knowledge.

One can call these "secondary principles" and Aquinas discusses them in several places and suggests that they are derived from experience and instruction through the virtue of prudence.

The instructions necessary for machining a part by NC are derived from the part drawing and are written in coded form on a program manuscript.

Changes such as these in the visualization policy are derived by adjusting the contents of the instruction to learners' background knowledge.

Often they are "derived dates".