Sentence examples for kind derived from from inspiring English sources
One day, we may be using cellulosic ethanol, the kind derived from grasses.
He offers no muscular advantage in price — like the kind derived from Asia's cheap, efficient labor in clothes or computer parts.
Van Gennep's statement, "acts of a special kind, derived from a particular feeling and a particular frame of mind" (Van Gennep 1960 1), is identified as psychological explanations for rituals; at this point, Van Gennep was criticized and rejected.
Humankind in (3.18) may be regarded as the name of an abstract kind derived from the nominal predicate human, i.e., with lexical meaning K(human), where K maps predicate intensions to individuals.
This is a separate type of satisfaction than the kind derived from the accomplishments of motherhood.
Note that profiles of this kind derived from the tree are indicative rather than prescriptive, and that they describe tendencies, or broad patterns, rather than the behavior of particular individuals.
Corruption, both the obvious kind driven by campaign finance, and the subtler kind deriving from the laziness, complacency, and intellectual arrogance of economists.
Hence in Tiantai works we find extensive, detailed cataloging of a huge diversity of traditional Buddhist practices, from rituals and devotions to meditations and contemplations of all kinds, derived from all strata of previous Buddhist culture.
Pogge's proposal is designed to make talk of "our common values" a reality, and to "undermine the popular support that aggressive political movements of all kinds" derive from the perception that "we will not give a damn about their misery until they have the economic and military power to do us serious harm".
They were of an elementary kind apparently derived from the word square, a group of words arranged so the letters read alike vertically and horizontally, and printed in children's puzzle books and various periodicals.
To boost fiber, the food industry added lots of a polysaccharide called inulin to hundreds of products, but that's just one kind (often derived from the chicory-plant root) and so may only favor a limited number of microbes.
