Sentence examples for loosely derived from inspiring English sources

The name Waltham Forest is loosely derived from Walthamstow.

The 300's chassis is loosely derived from the one under the Mercedes E-Class.

A few years ago, Stiller was keen to make "The Mirror," a corrosive screenplay written by his friend Scott Smith and loosely derived from Stiller's life.

The principal architectural feature of this style, which was loosely derived from the Picturesque period of English architecture of the 1830s, was the veranda.

First known for crisp Pop-style paintings that mixed traditional Japanese and contemporary Western imagery, Mr. Teraoka has lately been painting large-scale allegories attacking mass-media American sexual hypocrisy in a style loosely derived from Bosch.

In the late 80s his slide show, mainly of owls, during which he describes inaccurately a succession of bland images, reduced me to tears, and years ago his then current show, loosely derived from Dostoyevsky, made me fall off a chair in actual pain.

The compositions loosely derive from the antique designs of military plaques and imperial trophies.

— but it's hard not to fall for the playful innovation of the menu, derived loosely from a food tour the owner and the chef took through China to sample Yunnan cuisine, previously underrepresented in Manhattan.

Here, the colluvial soils, though stony, comprise loosely aggregated materials derived from earlier landslide failures, and as such contained no impediments to root development.

Furthermore, through quantification of the distribution of doxorubicin in tumour xenografts, we show better drug distribution and cytotoxicity in tumours derived from loosely packed as compared to tightly packed sub-lines of HCT-8 human colon carcinoma.

Our analyses of doxorubicin distribution and growth delay of tumour xenografts also show significant differences in drug distrubition in epithelioid and round cell pairs of cell lines, where the penetration of chemotherapeutic agents was greater through MCC derived from loosely packed than the tightly packed sub-lines.