Sentence examples for is as derived from inspiring English sources

The limiting boundary for stiff, passive compass-gait walking (grey curve ii, figure 2) is as derived in Usherwood (2005) and more thoroughly investigated in Srinivasan (2006).

The estimates are as derived and analysed by Gore et al. We are aware of no superior method of error estimation.

The Russellian answer is that propositions exist as derived objects.

All Greek philosophy after Pythagoras, insofar as it may be true, is seen as derived from this revelation.

The probability for pockets ≤ 3 mm is 0.20, as derived from the Table in Stahel [ 58].

Compounds in other families are viewed as derived from alkanes by appending functional groups to, or otherwise modifying, the carbon skeleton.

Normal BMI was defined as derived measures between 18.5-24.9 kg/m.

Jehovah's Witnesses' norms might also be considered as derived from outdated norms, irrational and dysfunctional.

This is explained as deriving from the genomic heterogeneity of the Brazilian population.

This group is referred to as derived from "farm FBBSB".

By banning cigarette advertising, and not cigarettes themselves, the government could be perceived as deriving some easy political capital from what is little more than a gesture.