Sentence examples for is derived beyond from inspiring English sources

The correction factor is found to be a function of indentation depth and a critical depth is derived beyond which, the arbitrary finite tip radius effect is insignificant.

While many conditions in Hapalops are derived beyond those in a hypothetical protosloth, changes relative to increasing masticatory efficiency that differ from anteater lineages can be examined.

Moreover, the yield stress determined from the optimum curve fitting is derived from strains beyond the yield point and, hence, has the capacity to separate the solid solution and grain size effects from that of the yield phenomenon.

Neither the Moldovan government nor the international community has recognized the independent republic of Transdniestria (Pridnestrovie; Transnistria), whose name is derived from its location beyond (on the eastern side of) the Dniester River.

The proportion of children surviving to time t or beyond is derived as S t)=1−F t), which is also known as the survivor function.

It is this definition of pale from which the phrase "beyond the pale" is derived.

In the present paper, approximations to certain functions of the Rayleigh process distribution, beyond extreme thresholds, is derived.

The critical interaction distance of defects, beyond which the interaction of two defects can be neglected, is derived.

argues that all intentionality is derived.

This prohibition is derived from.

"Nost" is derived from the word "nostalgia".