Sentence examples for intentionally derived from inspiring English sources

This work is set in a garden, but the anguished white head in profile in the center seems to be intentionally derived from Picasso's "Guernica," painted the same year.

Model inputs are intentionally derived using only publicly available information and assumptions involved in collating the data are discussed.

Although this seems a relatively small gain, in terms of real user dissatisfaction this improvement is significant as it can directly correspond to a change from a MOS level of poor to good (as we have intentionally derived user dissatisfaction from the MOS).

We intentionally derived our approach from an assessment tool that is well established in the social sciences to display different characteristics, which in its sum will give a pictorial and semiquantitative impression through an overall profile.

The first intentionally created phESCs were derived from a blastocyst inner cell mass obtained from an unfertilized oocyte activated by chemical stimuli [3]; these cells demonstrated typical characteristics displayed by hESC, including proliferation, expression of typical markers of pluripotency and differentiation in vitro and in vivo into cells of all germ layer lineages.

First, the intentionally buried property motifs were searched in the artificially derived peptide data containing intentionally buried property motifs.

While "neony" (derived from "neonate") is intentionally designed to look like a newborn, "snychy" just stands for "synchronous communication" (but as you can see, he looks like a baby, too).

Published 2 July 2013 In the published article, Amtrac kinetics derived from the same dataset were intentionally shown for comparison in three different figures.

Thus, the potential benefits for humans derived from consuming a normal diet (not intentionally enriched with phytoestrogens) are not compromised by undesired estrogenic properties.

Many gestures whose form ruled out such an origin, i.e. gestures derived from species-typical displays, were used as intentionally and almost as flexibly as gestures whose form was consistent with learning by ritualization.

This is information derived from analyzing acoustic waves that are radiated either intentionally or unintentionally.