Sentence examples for is derived that from inspiring English sources
verb
To obtain or receive (something) from something else.
And, because the British constitution is the prototype from which our own is derived, that might at last spark some interest in that sort of thing on this side of the Atlantic.
In certain formulations of statistical mechanics a formula for entropy is derived that looks confusingly similar to the formula for entropy derived by Shannon.
A model is derived that can explain the processes.
A general integral energy equation is derived that serves as the basis of calculating RTD coefficients.
Next, a simplified lump model is derived that is suitable for the observer design.
A refined laminated beam constitutive equation is derived that takes into account the breadth direction strains.
An analogous relation is derived that is valid for adhesive (no-slip) contact.
A performance prognosis is derived that is met by the simulation results for the WINNER channel models.
An approximate optimal design is derived that is applicable to systems with a small temperature difference between the reservoirs.
An approximate analytical solution is derived that clearly illustrates the effect of porosity on the immersed boundary motion.
By fitting the data, an empirical nucleation law is derived that can be used in a micro macro model.
