Sentence examples for is derived the from inspiring English sources

From these troughs is derived the commonly used German term for this style Muldenstil.

Another term associated with the events and activities of days of sacred significance is "holy day," from which is derived the word holiday.

Mr. Dutschke used the Internet to buy castor beans, from which ricin is derived, the affidavit said.

A system of three autonomous differential equations is derived, the multiple scales method being used.

And from the senses, then, is derived the knowledge that all sensible things aim at an idea of equality of which they fall short-is not that true?

The basic theory from which is derived the frequency characteristics of radiated sound power is presented.

The etymology of the word is derived from the Latin term vulnus which means wound.

After all the word is derived from the Latin cathedra.

The word is derived from the French affranchir ("free").

The dataset is derived from the Swedish Family Survey.

The spice is derived from the bark of a tree.