Sentence examples for its derivations from inspiring English sources

Direct presentation of a plagiarism policy meant that the syllabuses made direct reference to the word plagiarism and its derivations, as seen in syllabus No. 19 where it says Do not plagiarize in this class!

One of the key-words, spool, and its derivations, perhaps best describes this fluid, cinematic process.

Higher minds and ears will fault the music, if not for its film and folk connections, then for its derivations from Orff and Verdi.

As novel nanomaterials, graphene and its derivations have been applied into hydroxyapatite as reinforcements for biomedical applications.

The more I watch "Brief Encounters," especially in the context of older dances, the more I see its derivations, and its use of "Children's Corner" is by no means Mr. Taylor's first use of Debussy.

The reader is referred to [11, 12] for a detailed description of discriminatory wavelet packet analysis and its derivations.

While f can search upwards in its.derivation.chain and find c, c cannot find f in its derivation; it is a connection that is designed to be one-way only.

Whatever its derivation, it was ultimately put to use hanging humans by the neck until they were dead.

During the regenerative process, the epicardium plays a primary role1,5,7 due to its derivation: a progenitor pool derives from the mesodermal coeloma and the neural crest cells8.

Given its derivation from Greek, it means "not remembering," but more to the point it implies forgiveness.

When professors try to go into the details, students make it clear that they prefer the takeaways not its derivation or caveats.